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. 2019 Apr 22;32(4):625–637. doi: 10.1007/s10278-019-00192-5

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Fig. 2 — a, b Mammogram of 63-year-old woman. The LCC (left cranial-caudal, a) and LMLO (left mediolateral oblique, b) views show missed small spiculated cancer in a fatty breast detected by cmAssist 1140 days (more than 3 years) prior to diagnosis (neuScore = 78). The magenta box is the cmAssist flag on the CC view only. The retrospective cancer as marked by the validating radiologists in the orange boxes (ground truth). This case was initially flagged by one radiologist but recalled by four more after viewing the cmAssist analysis. AI-CAD, artificial intelligence-based computer-aided detection; CC (CC view only), ‘cranial-caudal’ view; CDR; cancer detection rate; cmAssist, prototype AI-CAD software from CureMetrix, Inc.; LCC, the left ‘cranial-caudal’; LMLO, the left ‘Mediolateral-Oblique’; neuScore, cmAssist quantitative score results (scale of 0–100); RCC, the right ‘cranial-caudal’; RMLO, the left ‘mediolateral-oblique’