Decision support tools, systems, and artificial intelligence in cardiac imaging.

Samia Massalha; Owen Clarkin; Rebecca Thornhill; Glenn Wells; Benjamin J W Chow

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Decision support tools, systems, and artificial intelligence in cardiac imaging.

October 3, 2018

Massalha S, Clarkin O, Thornhill R, et al. Can J Cardiol. 2018;34(7):827-838.

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Decision support tools can help reduce diagnostic uncertainty. Discussing how artificial intelligence can be utilized to inform diagnostic decision making and improve the accuracy of cardiac image interpretation, this review suggests that use of such technology can reduce production pressure and cognitive load for imaging physicians.

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