Application progress of artificial intelligence in ultrasonic diagnosis of thyroid nodule
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Application progress of artificial intelligence in ultrasonic diagnosis of thyroid nodule
Journal of Clinical Ultrasound in MedicineVol. 24, Issue 4, (2022)
作者机构:
1. 川北医学院
2. 四川省医学科学院·四川省人民医院
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Published:2022,
Published Online:5 May 2022,
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Application progress of artificial intelligence in ultrasonic diagnosis of thyroid nodule. [J]. Journal of Clinical Ultrasound in Medicine 24(4).(2022)
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Application progress of artificial intelligence in ultrasonic diagnosis of thyroid nodule. [J]. Journal of Clinical Ultrasound in Medicine 24(4).(2022)DOI:
Application progress of artificial intelligence in ultrasonic diagnosis of thyroid nodule
This paper summarizes the research progress of artificial intelligence technology in ultrasonic diagnosis of thyroid nodule. In recent years
the incidence of thyroid cancer is on the rise
and thyroid screening is included in routine physical examination
which increases the clinical workload. Oversensitive and oversensitive. Although pathological diagnosis is the gold standard
not all lesions need to be removed at the same time. FNA can effectively improve the accuracy of diagnosis
develop individual diagnosis and treatment
and avoid over-diagnosis. Ultrasound
as the first choice in the diagnosis of thyroid lesions
can effectively find the lesions and preliminarily judge the biological behavior of the lesions. It is convenient and effective
and has unique diagnostic advantages
but it has a certain operator dependence. The development of artificial intelligence provides a "second opinion" for clinical work and becomes a "third eye" for doctors
assisting doctors to find lesions
improving the accuracy of diagnosis and reducing the diagnosis deviation caused by human factors. Although the diagnostic ability of CAD system based on DL is comparable to that of experienced physicians to a certain extent
it lacks transparency and interpretability
and still has a long way to go in information security.