Using a limited field of view to improve training for pulmonary nodule detection on radiographs

Our results show that using LFOV images may be helpful when teaching trainees specific high-yield perceptual tasks, such as nodule identification. The use of LFOV images was associated with reduced symptoms of CVS.

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Journal of Medical Imaging
Published
2025-04-25
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1117/1.jmi.12.5.051804
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1
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Radiology practices and education
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article
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Using a limited field of view to improve training for pulmonary nodule detection on radiographs

William F. Auffermann, Samual K. Zenger, Rishabh Agarwal
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Journal of Medical Imaging
Radiology practices and education
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Using a limited field of view to improve training for pulmonary nodule detection on radiographs

William F. Auffermann, Samual K. Zenger, Rishabh Agarwal
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Abstract

Our results show that using LFOV images may be helpful when teaching trainees specific high-yield perceptual tasks, such as nodule identification. The use of LFOV images was associated with reduced symptoms of CVS.

Journal of Medical ImagingVol. 12(05)
University of Vermont (US), University of California, San Francisco (US), University of Utah (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 21%
Radiology practices and education
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