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Rayan A Ahyad1, Yasir Zaylaee2, Tasneem Hassan2
1Department of Radiology, Faculty of Medicine, King Abdulaziz University, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. rahyad@kau.edu.sa.
GPT-4 powered tools can convert free text radiology reports to structured reports, reducing reporting time without compromising quality. Further improvements in editing time are possible for AI-assisted reporting.
Area of Science:
- Radiology
- Artificial Intelligence
- Medical Informatics
Background:
- Structured reports (SR) in radiology offer advantages over free text (FT) but face implementation challenges.
- Large language models like GPT-4 present an opportunity to enhance radiology reporting workflows.
Purpose of the Study:
- To develop and evaluate a GPT-4 powered web application for converting free text radiology reports to structured reports.
- To assess the impact of this AI tool on reporting time and report quality.
Main Methods:
- Two radiologists reported 30 abdominopelvic CT scans across control (traditional) and AI-assisted sessions.
- A GPT-4 web application was used to structure free text into SR in the AI-assisted session.
- Reporting times (Total Reporting Time and Case Turnaround Time) and quality scores were compared.
Main Results:
- AI-assisted reporting showed a trend towards decreased Total Reporting Time and Case Turnaround Time, though not statistically significant.
- Quality scores of AI-assisted reports were comparable to traditional reports.
- Excluding editing time, AI-assisted Case Turnaround Time was statistically significantly reduced compared to control.
Conclusions:
- A GPT-4 powered tool can effectively generate structured radiology reports from free text.
- The AI tool has the potential to reduce reporting times without negatively impacting report quality.
- Optimizing editing time within the AI-assisted workflow presents an avenue for further efficiency gains.
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