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. 2024 Aug 16;8:94. doi: 10.1186/s41747-024-00494-6

Correction: Effect of emphysema on AI software and human reader performance in lung nodule detection from low-dose chest CT

Nikos Sourlos 1, GertJan Pelgrim 1,2, Hendrik Joost Wisselink 1,3, Xiaofei Yang 4, Gonda de Jonge 1, Mieneke Rook 5, Mathias Prokop 1, Grigory Sidorenkov 1,4, Marcel van Tuinen 1, Rozemarijn Vliegenthart 1,3, Peter M A van Ooijen 3,6,✉
PMCID: PMC11329435  PMID: 39150589

Correction to: European Radiology Experimental

10.1186/s41747-024-00459-9, published online 20 May 2024

In the original article, the results section “Performance evaluation and comparison” displays two statements that the authors wish to clarify to remove ambiguity:

  1. On page 6, “Sensitivity of AI was not significantly different for either the emphysema (p = 0.320) or the non-emphysema group (p = 0.090).”, should instead read: “Sensitivity was not significantly different between the emphysema and non-emphysema group for either AI (p = 0.80) or human reader (p = 0.54).”

  2. On page 7, “Also, the nodule detection sensitivity in emphysema tended to be higher for AI than the human reader, but there were no significant differences for either the emphysema (p = 0.310) or the non-emphysema group (p = 1.000).” should instead read: “Also, the nodule detection sensitivity in emphysema tended to be higher for AI than the human reader, but no significant differences were found between the emphysema and the non-emphysema group for either AI (0.94) or human reader (p = 0.29).”

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