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That’s a problem with the interpretation, and how results are presented to patients. The MRI scanner is working as intended but the humans are getting the proba
by zarzavat 4y ago
That’s a problem with the interpretation, and how results are presented to patients. The MRI scanner is working as intended but the humans are getting the probabilities wrong, as usual.
- lostlogin 4y agoSpecificity is not always high. Yes, it’s an interpretation issue, but it’s a know problem. A better radiologist might help, but the issue is that many things look the same or very very similar on MRI. Evidence based medicine is the way to go.