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American Journal of Roentgenology, Vol 141, Issue 3, 445-450
Copyright © 1983 by American Roentgen Ray Society


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Reproducibility of mammographic classifications

LE Myers, R McLelland, CX Stricker, SA Feig, JE Martin, M Moskowitz, and ME Nielsen Jr

Wolfe's mammographic classification and a percentage classification are statistically evaluated for inter- and intraobserver bias and agreement by seven mammographers with a set of 200 xeromammograms. The results demonstrate significant bias and disagreement with both methods, raising questions about the clinical limitations of these or other mammographic classifications. However, about 90% of the percentage classifications of pairs of readers are within adjacent categories. This suggests that (1) more experience with precisely defined classifications and protocols, (2) the development and application of readily available instructional materials, and (3) studies to identify and evaluate sources of variation in such classifications may eventually lead to acceptable levels of reproducibility.
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