Japanese hospital reports favorable experience with CAD-PACS integration

July 1, 2008 Japanese hospital reports favorable experience with CAD-PACS integration Douglas Page -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Temporal subtractions and nodule detection are the most common computer-aided detection systems available. Until recently, however, no report has described these CAD routines being integrated into PACS. That changed in March, when Japanese researchers at Kyushu University reported their four-year experience integrating a temporal subtraction and nodule detection CAD system into their hospital PACS (J Digit Imaging 2008;21[1]:91-98).

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