Accuracy of remote chest X-ray interpretation using Google Glass technology.
Accuracy of remote chest X-ray interpretation using Google Glass technology.
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使用 Google Glass 技术进行远程胸部 X 射线判读的准确性。
DOI：
10.1016/j.ijcard.2016.05.070
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发表时间：
2016
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3.5
通讯作者：
Brilakis,EmmanouilS
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作者：
Spaedy,Emily;Christakopoulos,GeorgiosE;Tarar,MuhammadNaumanJ;Christopoulos,Georgios;Rangan,BavanaV;Roesle,Michele;Ochoa,CristhiaanD;Yarbrough,William;Banerjee,Subhash;Brilakis,EmmanouilS
目的探讨使用免提可穿戴技术（谷歌Glass，谷歌，Mountain View, California）进行远程胸部x线读数的准确性。方法：我们比较了来自心脏科、放射科和肺危重科的教师和研究员对12张胸部x线片和23个主要心肺发现的解释：(1)在谷歌玻璃屏幕上观看胸部x线图像；(2)查看使用谷歌Glass拍摄并在移动设备上解译的胸部x线照片；(3)在台式电脑屏幕上查看原始胸部x线片。对每一个正确的发现给予一分，并记录用户体验的主观评分。结果15名医师（5名教师，10名研究员）参加了本次调查。移动设备上谷歌Glass、谷歌Glass照片和台式电脑上原始x线片的平均胸片阅读评分（最高23分）分别为14.1±2.2、18.5±1.5和21.3±1.7（谷歌Glass与移动设备间p < 0.0001，谷歌Glass与台式电脑间p < 0.0001，移动设备与台式电脑间p = 0.0004）。在15名医生中，11名（73.3%）有信心使用谷歌Glass在移动设备上拍摄的照片来检测疾病。结论使用免提可穿戴技术（谷歌Glass）的远程胸部x线判读准确率低于使用台式电脑或移动设备的判读，表明在广泛应用这项新技术之前，还需要进一步的技术改进。
ObjectivesWe sought to explore the accuracy of remote chest X-ray reading using hands-free, wearable technology (Google Glass, Google, Mountain View, California).MethodsWe compared interpretation of twelve chest X-rays with 23 major cardiopulmonary findings by faculty and fellows from cardiology, radiology, and pulmonary-critical care via: (1) viewing the chest X-ray image on the Google Glass screen; (2) viewing a photograph of the chest X-ray taken using Google Glass and interpreted on a mobile device; (3) viewing the original chest X-ray on a desktop computer screen. One point was given for identification of each correct finding and a subjective rating of user experience was recorded.ResultsFifteen physicians (5 faculty and 10 fellows) participated. The average chest X-ray reading score (maximum 23 points) as viewed through the Google Glass, Google Glass photograph on a mobile device, and the original X-ray viewed on a desktop computer was 14.1 ± 2.2, 18.5 ± 1.5 and 21.3 ± 1.7, respectively (p < 0.0001 between Google Glass and mobile device, p < 0.0001 between Google Glass and desktop computer and p = 0.0004 between mobile device and desktop computer). Of 15 physicians, 11 (73.3%) felt confident in detecting findings using the photograph taken by Google Glass as viewed on a mobile device.ConclusionRemote chest X-ray interpretation using hands-free, wearable technology (Google Glass) is less accurate than interpretation using a desktop computer or a mobile device, suggesting that further technical improvements are needed before widespread application of this novel technology.