Computer programs designed to help radiologists could identify more cases of breast cancer, but they might also increase the number of false-positive results, which can lead to biopsies in healthy women, according to a recent systematic review. Using computer-aided detection (CAD) mammography, "you do catch some cases that would have been missed if the mammogram had been read only by a single radiologist," said review author Meredith Noble, a research analyst at ECRI Institute.
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