AI as Clinical Decision Support, Not Decision-Making

AI as Clinical Decision Support, Not Decision-Making

Even though AI adoption in radiology is rapidly growing, Radiologists are still in high demand. So if AI isn’t replacing radiologists even though it’s becoming increasingly adopted and integrated — what is its role?

Application of artificial intelligence in the diagnosis of scaphoid fractures: impact of automated detection of scaphoid fractures in a real-life study

Radiobotics is cited in La Radiologia Medica

RBfracture v2.1 demonstrated a higher AUC than BoneView overall (0.84 vs. 0.83 in Group 1 and 0.65 vs. 0.62 in Group 2) and notably higher specificity (97.9% vs. 85.1%), helping to reduce unnecessary follow-ups. BoneView, however, demonstrated higher sensitivity (81.2% vs. 70%), lowering the risk of missed findings. AI support overall boosted diagnostic confidence among non-specialist radiologists in complex cases.