一家市立医院使用人工智能自动分析数字 X 光片的经验

B. Borodulin, Y.T. Gogoberidze, K. Zhilinskaya, I. A. Prosvirkin, R. A. Sabitov
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背景:医学诊断研究的数量每年都在持续增长,这就更加激发了在医学诊断领域采用先进技术的愿望。人工智能在这一领域的应用是前景广阔、备受关注的方法之一。我们在一家专门治疗呼吸系统疾病的市立医院开展了一项关于使用人工智能服务 PhthisisBioMed 自动分析胸片的研究。目的:该研究旨在评估人工智能服务 "PhthisisBioMed "在一家提供 24 小时肺科专业治疗的市立医院中检测呼吸系统病变的诊断准确性。材料与方法:本研究采用前瞻性设计,医生可根据要求查看人工智能服务的结果。这样,如果需要其他意见,医生就可以查看人工智能服务的结果。参考测试由萨马拉市第四医院的放射科医生进行,他们描述了测试期间进行的检查。指标检测是在 PhthisisBioMed LLC 公司生产的 "根据 TU 62.01.29-001-96876180-2019 标准自动分析数字胸片/荧光造影的程序 "软件上进行的。PhthisisBioMed 软件用于分析直接前方投影的肺部数字荧光照片。该软件可自动识别以下病变的放射学征象:胸腔积液、气胸、肺不张、变黑、浸润/凝固、播散、空洞、钙化/钙化影和皮质层完整性破坏。18 岁以上患者的荧光造影被纳入分析范围。该研究是在第 121051700033-3 号研发项目 "感染性肺损伤 "的框架内进行的。改进检测、诊断和治疗方法"(2021 年 5 月 14 日)。结果:在 PhthisisBioMed 人工智能服务试运行和随后的 ROC 分析之后,人工智能医疗设备制造商声称的诊断准确性指标得到了证实。该服务提供了各种病症存在的概率。根据突出显示的标签,63 名患者(4.8%)根据特征性放射学特征被怀疑患有肺结核。结论由放射科医生独立做出,并由主治医生对结果进行评估。主治医生有机会对结果进行比较,并在发现差异时与放射科医生进行讨论。对参与研究的肺科医生的调查结果表明,人工智能服务的结论可在 15 秒内自动收到,而医生的结论则需要 30 分钟或更长时间才能收到。结论:研究结果表明,PhthisisBioMed 软件的实施无论是在医院门诊部评估人群年度透视检查方面,还是在城市、医院住院部和入院部的肺科服务方面,都是非常便捷的。
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The experience of using artificial intelligence for automated analysis of digital radiographs in a city hospital
BACKGROUND: The volume of medical diagnostic studies continues to increase annually, intensifying the desire to implement advanced technologies in the field of medical diagnostics. One of the promising approaches that has attracted attention is the use of artificial intelligence in this area. A study was conducted on the automated analysis of chest radiographs using the AI service PhthisisBioMed at a city hospital specializing in the treatment of respiratory diseases. AIM: The study aimed to assess the diagnostic accuracy of the artificial intelligence service “PhthisisBioMed” for the detection of respiratory pathologies in the context of a city hospital that provides 24-hour specialized care in the field of pulmonology. MATERIALS AND METHODS: This study employed a prospective design, with the results of the artificial intelligence service available to the physician on request. This enabled the physician to review the results of the service if an alternative opinion was needed. The reference test was conducted by radiologists at Samara City Hospital No. 4, who described the examinations performed during the testing period. The index test was performed on the software “Program for Automated Analysis of Digital Chest Radiographs/Fluorograms according to TU 62.01.29-001-96876180-2019” produced by PhthisisBioMed LLC. The PhthisisBioMed software was employed to analyze digital fluorograms of the lungs in direct anterior projection. The software automatically identified the following radiological signs of pathologies: pleural effusion, pneumothorax, atelectasis, darkening, infiltration/consolidation, dissemination, cavity, calcification/calcified shadow, and cortical layer integrity violation. Fluorograms of patients over the age of 18 were included in the analysis. The study was conducted within the framework of research and development work No. 121051700033-3, entitled “Lung Damage of Infectious Etiology. Improvement of Methods of Detection, Diagnosis and Treatment” (14.05.2021). RESULTS: Following the pilot operation of the PhthisisBioMed artificial intelligence service and subsequent ROC analysis, the diagnostic accuracy metrics claimed by the manufacturer of the artificial intelligence medical device were confirmed. The service provided the probability of the presence of various pathologies. According to the highlighted labels, 63 patients (4.8%) were suspected of tuberculosis based on characteristic radiologic features. The conclusion was made independently by the radiologist, and the results were evaluated by the attending physician. The attending physician had the opportunity to compare the results and discuss them with the radiologist if differences were found. The results of the survey of pulmonologists who participated in the study indicated that the conclusion of the artificial intelligence service was received automatically within 15 seconds, while the conclusion of the physician was received within 30 minutes or more. CONCLUSIONS: The results of the study indicate that the implementation of the PhthisisBioMed software is expedient both in the outpatient department of the hospital in terms of assessing the annual fluorographic examination of the population, and in the pulmonology service of the city, inpatient and admission department of the hospital.
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