Evaluation of the Applicability of an Overseas-Trained Artificial Intelligence System for Mammography Interpretation in Japan

Although no statistically significant difference was observed, AI-aided readings yielded AUCs comparable to AI-unaided readings (95% CI overlap); these findings suggest the feasibility of applying an AI‑CAD trained outside Japan to Japanese cases, while larger prospective screening studies are required to establish clinical impact.

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Cureus
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2026-01-13
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https://doi.org/10.7759/cureus.101466
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AI in cancer detection
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Evaluation of the Applicability of an Overseas-Trained Artificial Intelligence System for Mammography Interpretation in Japan

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Abstract

Although no statistically significant difference was observed, AI-aided readings yielded AUCs comparable to AI-unaided readings (95% CI overlap); these findings suggest the feasibility of applying an AI‑CAD trained outside Japan to Japanese cases, while larger prospective screening studies are required to establish clinical impact.

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SHOWA Medical University (JP), Chiba Hospital (JP), SHOWA Medical University Hospital (JP)
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