CAD gains ground in climb to routine clinical application

July 1, 2008 Diagnostic Imaging. CAD gains ground in climb to routine clinical application By Yomi Wrong -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Now that computer-aided detection has become part of routine clinical work for cancer screening in mammograms and is being applied in the differential diagnosis of cancer in the lung and colon, it's only a matter of time before it rates as the standard of care for diagnostic examinations in daily clinical work. Given today's powerful computer workstations, radiologists are clamoring for tools that will allow them to read smarter and faster. Manufacturers, in turn, are scrambling to not only meet high-tech demands but integrate products effectively into the workflow.

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