What is the scope of applications of CAD?

The scope of applications focuses on disease classification, early screening, tissue localization, and benign and malignant diagnosis. Common tasks with CAD include classification, segmentation, and detection. Image classification is based on each image as a unit and distinguishes it from other images.

How is CAD used in the diagnosis of WSIS?

It is widely used in practice. In the analysis of histopathological images, the most studied task is CAD. It also helps the pathologist make a diagnosis. The diagnostic process is the task of mapping one or more WSIs to a disease category.

What does CAD stand for?

Anyone you share the following link with will be able to read this content: The main goal driving this work is to develop computer-aided classification models relying on clinical data to identify coronary artery disease (CAD) instances with high accuracy while incorporating the expert’s opinion as input, making it a "man-in-the-loop" approach.

Is obstructive CAD present in CTA analysis?

There was no obstructive CAD present in CTA analysis, confirmed by invasive QCA. On the right hand side, a patient is presented, where CTA showed obstructive CAD, confirmed by invasive QCA in the distal left main stem and in the LAD.