Limitations of minimally acceptable interpretive performance criteria for screening mammography.
Limitations of minimally acceptable interpretive performance criteria for screening mammography.
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筛查乳房 X 光检查的最低可接受解释性能标准的局限性。
DOI:
10.1148/radiol.101735
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发表时间:
2011
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影响因子:
19.7
通讯作者:
Miglioretti,DianaL
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Doyle,GregoryP;Onysko,Jay;Pogany,Lisa;Major,Diane;Caines,Judy;Shumak,Rene;Wadden,Nancy;Carney,PatriciaA;Sickles,EdwardA;Monsees,BarbaraS;Bassett,LawrenceW;Miglioretti,DianaL
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR the same effect and, conversely, reported that increasing the prevalence of pulmonary emboli in a test set of pulmonary arteriograms from 20% to 60% increased levels of suspicion, sensitivity, and area under the receiver operating characteristic curve. In a separate study, Gur et al (5) demonstrated that performance was higher and variability between observers was lower in clinical practice than in a laboratory test set, even when the same set of mammograms was read in both environments. Therefore, measures of variability between observers in the test situation may not accurately reflect variability in practice. Overall, the findings in these studies suggest that the level of enrichment of the case set and the reporting environment may be factors in achieving reasonably realistic conditions in research studies. I would be interested in the editorial authors’ perspectives on how researchers should approach research design and reporting in light of this.