Testing of AI solutions to assess diagnostic accuracy for tuberculosis detection.
Tuberculosis remains a key problem of modern medicine. New approaches for burden overcoming should be proposed. New screening strategies may include artificial intelligence (AI). An AI-based system for chest x-ray analysis and triage ("normal/tuberculosis suspected") have been developed and trained. A special data-set was prepared. There are 238 normal x-rays and 70 x-rays with lung tuberculosis in data-set. The data-set was randomly divided into 2 samples: * sample N1 (n=140) with ratio "normal: tuberculosis" 50:50, * sample N1 (n=150) with ratio "normal: tuberculosis" 95:5. Both samples will be analysed by AI-based system. Results will be quantified using diagnostic accuracy metrics: sensitivity and specificity, positive and negative predictor values, likelihood ratio, and area under the ROC (receiver operating characteristic) curve.
Study Type
OBSERVATIONAL
Enrollment
308
All included x-rays will be analysed by the AI-based system. Then results will be compared with opinions of 2 experienced radiologists (they make peer-review of all included images independently of each other).
Research and Practical Center of Medical Radiology, Department of Health Care of Moscow
Moscow, Russia
Diagnostic accuracy metric 1
Sensitivity
Time frame: Day 1 upon receipt of data
Diagnostic accuracy metric 2
Specificity
Time frame: Day 2 upon receipt of data
Diagnostic accuracy metric 3
Positive predictor values
Time frame: Day 3 upon receipt of data
Diagnostic accuracy metric 4
Negative predictor values
Time frame: Day 4 upon receipt of data
Diagnostic accuracy metric 5
Likelihood ratio
Time frame: Day 5 upon receipt of data
Diagnostic accuracy metric 6
Area under the ROC curve
Time frame: Day 6 upon receipt of data
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