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{"project":"TEST0","denotations":[{"id":"20532890-133-139-47763","span":{"begin":841,"end":843},"obj":"[\"15556592\", \"18724867\", \"15899149\"]"}],"text":"On the workstation (Fig. 1) the presence of CAD marks can be queried interactively by clicking on suspect regions in the mammogram using a pointing device by the readers. It is not possible to display all available CAD marks at once as in traditional CAD prompting devices. For each queried location, the workstation checks if a CAD mark is available at that location. If a CAD mark is available, it is presented to the reader by displaying the contour of the region detected by CAD along with a computer-estimated malignancy score. The contour of the region is colored based on the malignancy score using a continuous color scale ranging from red to yellow, for respectively high to low malignancy ratings. Previous studies show that giving readers additional information on the likelihood of CAD marks might be helpful in decision making [19–22].\nFig. 1 The graphical user interface of the CAD workstation used in the observer experiments. The upper row shows prior mammograms and the lower row displays the current screening mammograms that have to be reported. In the case shown here, a reader reported a localized finding in both projections and is asked to assign a malignancy score between 0 and 100 to that finding. In the craniocaudal (CC) view, a CAD region was present at the reported location"}

{"project":"0_colil","denotations":[{"id":"20532890-15556592-47763","span":{"begin":841,"end":843},"obj":"15556592"},{"id":"20532890-15899149-47763","span":{"begin":841,"end":843},"obj":"15899149"},{"id":"20532890-18724867-47763","span":{"begin":841,"end":843},"obj":"18724867"}],"text":"On the workstation (Fig. 1) the presence of CAD marks can be queried interactively by clicking on suspect regions in the mammogram using a pointing device by the readers. It is not possible to display all available CAD marks at once as in traditional CAD prompting devices. For each queried location, the workstation checks if a CAD mark is available at that location. If a CAD mark is available, it is presented to the reader by displaying the contour of the region detected by CAD along with a computer-estimated malignancy score. The contour of the region is colored based on the malignancy score using a continuous color scale ranging from red to yellow, for respectively high to low malignancy ratings. Previous studies show that giving readers additional information on the likelihood of CAD marks might be helpful in decision making [19–22].\nFig. 1 The graphical user interface of the CAD workstation used in the observer experiments. The upper row shows prior mammograms and the lower row displays the current screening mammograms that have to be reported. In the case shown here, a reader reported a localized finding in both projections and is asked to assign a malignancy score between 0 and 100 to that finding. In the craniocaudal (CC) view, a CAD region was present at the reported location"}

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