Special Focus Session
SF 2b - Chest x-ray: will it stay or will it go?
Lectures
1
Chairperson's introduction
05:00Thomas Frauenfelder, Zurich / CH
2
Will the use of AI improve chest x-ray diagnosis sufficiently to prevent a change to CT?
20:00Marie-Pierre Revel, Paris / FR
3
Replacing chest x-ray by ultra-low dose CT: pros and cons
20:00Thomas Frauenfelder, Zurich / CH
4
Which patients should go straight to CT without a CXR
20:00Anthony Edey, Bristol / UK
5
Panel discussion: Is there still a role for chest x-ray imaging in the next decade?
25:00Panel discussion: Is there still a role for chest x-ray imaging in the next decade?
The session will include a brief overview of the role of AI in the screening of several cancer tumours. Cancer prevention, screening and early detection offer the best chance of beating cancer and saving lives. The extension of screening programmes and shortage of radiologists are jeopardising elements for the fully implementing of population-based cancer programmes. The lectures will focus on the feasibility, testing and planning of innovative AI solutions, with the identification of and addressing barriers and facilitators for the utilisation of AI in screening services within the different health systems.
5 min
Chairperson's introduction
Thomas Frauenfelder, Zurich / Switzerland
20 min
Will the use of AI improve chest x-ray diagnosis sufficiently to prevent a change to CT?
Marie-Pierre Revel, Paris / France
20 min
Replacing chest x-ray by ultra-low dose CT: pros and cons
Thomas Frauenfelder, Zurich / Switzerland
20 min
Which patients should go straight to CT without a CXR
Anthony Edey, Bristol / United Kingdom
25 min
Panel discussion: Is there still a role for chest x-ray imaging in the next decade?
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Thomas Frauenfelder
Zürich / Switzerland
Thomas Frauenfelder
Zürich / SwitzerlandMarie-Pierre Revel
Paris / FranceAnthony Edey
Bristol / United Kingdom