Clinical Optimization of Current Digital Mammography Systems.
Abstract
The purpose was to test existing methods for digital mammography. We discovered in this process that the methods current in 1992 were not sufficient for digital mammography. We have worked independently and with several manufacturers to develop a system for digital mammography that in our initial statistical study shows adequate quality for clinical implementation. During this project we have investigated optimization of methods for image acquisition, image processing and image display. Each of these represented major challenges and it was only by the close working relationship established between the research team and our commercial suppliers that the goal of acceptable digital mammography was reached. This project has, based on our findings and advice, we believe, guided manufacturers to develop the necessary tools for acceptable digital mammography. We believe that our presentations and publications have helped push the agenda for the development of still better digital mammography systems because our results were so promising.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Aug 01, 1996
- Accession Number
- ADA323616
Entities
People
- Matthew L Freedman
Organizations
- Georgetown University