This system helps doctors review medical scans by using artificial intelligence. It trains a computer vision model to spot abnormalities in scans, but uniquely, it uses existing medical reports to understand what's in the scans and how certain those reports are. This certainty, or 'confidence score,' helps the AI model become more reliable. When a new scan is processed, the system uses its trained AI to identify potential problems and displays this information to the doctor. The claims specify that the system uses a rules-based natural language processing approach to generate simple yes/no labels and continuous confidence scores from the medical reports.
Why it matters: Filed before the widespread adoption of powerful large language models (LLMs), the rules-based NLP system described in the claims for generating labels and confidence scores could now be significantly enhanced or replaced by more capable and adaptable LLM-driven approaches, simplifying data preparation.
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