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  1. JAMA Cardiology

    Coronary inflammation read from noncontrast CT: a fat attenuation index score sharpens risk in people with zero calcium

    Coronary inflammation could previously be measured only on contrast-enhanced coronary CT angiography, while routine calcium scoring uses low-dose noncontrast CT. A deep-learning pipeline trained and externally validated in a multicenter cohort computes a pericoronary fat attenuation index (FAI) score from noncontrast CT; the score performed comparably to the contrast-based FAI and further separated cardiovascular death and major adverse cardiovascular events among people with a calcium score of zero.

  2. AI-RADS let 5 radiologists grade 350 AI outputs, reaching interreader agreement of α=0.87 for image tasks and α=0.93 for generative tasks

    The study developed and multireader-evaluated AI-RADS, a structured framework for case-level assessment of radiology AI output reliability, clinical utility, and recommended actions, in which 5 board-certified radiologists independently evaluated 350 cases processed by 7 representative AI applications, assigning each case one of 5 AI-RADS categories, applicable modifiers, and an independent correctness rating as a reference; substantial interreader agreement was observed for core categories in image-based tasks (Krippendorff's α=0.87; 95% CI: 0.83-0.91) and generative AI tasks (α=0.93; 95% CI: 0.91-0.

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