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Re: trabalhos interessantes XIIIFrom: =?Windows-1252?Q?Mauro_Guimarães_dos_Santos?= (mgsantos@conex.com.br)Sun, 8 Jul 2001 15:45:46 -0300
>----- Original Message ----- From: Jaime <jaimen@zaz.com.br> To: Multiple recipients of list OBSTET-L <obstet-l@mail.medispecialty.com> Sent: Friday, May 18, 2001 10:25 PM Subject: trabalhos interessantes XIII
> -- > -------------------------------------------------------------------------- > ---- > -------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > SEATTLE (Reuters Health) May 04 - Routine double reading of mammograms may > help improve the accuracy and sensitivity of the screening, according to > study results presented Thursday at the 101st annual meeting of the American > Roentgen Ray Society. > > Dr. Susan Harvey presented data on the initial experience of independent > double readings at Fletcher Allen Health Care in Burlington, Vermont. The > second reading is rapid, she explained to conference attendees. "It takes > between 30 seconds to a minute per case, depending on the case and the > radiologist. The second reader in this method can add but not delete > recalls." > > During the study period, 25,368 mammograms were reviewed. The total recall > rate was 14% or 3588 women. The first reader was responsible for 3209 of the > recalls and the second reader added 379. Of the women recalled, 676 were > biopsied. The first reader initiated 634 of the biopsies, and second reader > was responsible for 42. > > The biopsy results showed a total of 139 malignancies, of which 11 were in > women recalled by the second reader. Dr. Harvey said that the increased > cancer detection rate was 7.9%. > > The expenses generated by the second reading and additional imaging, > biopsies and pathology totaled $111,000. This amounts to about $10,000 per > additional cancer detected, Dr. Harvey pointed out. > > "Our recall rate was increased by 1.5%, and our current second read has been > modified," she told meeting attendees. "We are now doing a consensus double > reading because of this data, and in an effort to decrease our recall rate > and cost." > > Jaime Nonato http://www.geocities.com/jjndo jaimen@zaz.com.br >
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