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Artificial Intelligence In Ultrasound Imaging: Current Research And Applications, Shuo Wang, Bs, Ji-Bin Liu, Md, Ziyin Zhu, Md, John Eisenbrey, Phd
Artificial Intelligence In Ultrasound Imaging: Current Research And Applications, Shuo Wang, Bs, Ji-Bin Liu, Md, Ziyin Zhu, Md, John Eisenbrey, Phd
Department of Radiology Faculty Papers
Artificial intelligence (AI) is an area of computer science that emphasizes the creation of intelligent software or system based on big data information, machine learning and deep learning technologies. The rapid development of science and technology as well as internet communication has enabled AI and big data to gradually apply to many fields of health care. The modern imaging medicine is one of the first areas that AI can play an important role and applications. As cross-sectional imaging, ultrasound (US) is well suitable for AI technology to standardize imaging protocols and improve diagnostic accuracy. This article reviews current AI technology …
Survival And Treatment Outcomes Of Metaplastic Breast Carcinoma: Single Tertiary Care Center Experience In Pakistan, Zarka Samoon, Madiha Beg, Romana Idress, Adnan Jabbar
Survival And Treatment Outcomes Of Metaplastic Breast Carcinoma: Single Tertiary Care Center Experience In Pakistan, Zarka Samoon, Madiha Beg, Romana Idress, Adnan Jabbar
Department of Radiation Oncology
Background: Metaplastic breast carcinoma (MBC) is a rare disease with incidence of less than 1%. MBC present with a larger tumor size, less number of nodes involved, mostly undifferentiated triple negative tumors. We aimed to determine progression-free and overall survival and reported hospital-based incidence of MBC.
Material and Methods: A retrospective closed Cohort study elicited data of 42 patients with MBC from January 2008 to December 2013; followed till August 2016. Kaplan-Meier method was applied to compute overall and progression-free survival analysis. Cox Proportional hazard ratios were computed to assess associations between survival and independent variables.
Results: Hospital-based incidence of …