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Fig. 2 —Cumulative percentage of radiologists who interpret within
each volume category and cumulative percentage of screening and diagnostic
mammograms interpreted by volume category. Dotted lines are at annual
mammographic volumes of < 1,000 and < 3,000. Overall, 31% of
radiologists interpreted < 1,000 mammograms annually (point a),
and these radiologists interpreted 10% of all screening mammograms (point
b); 10% of radiologists interpreted 
3,000 mammograms annually
(difference between 100%, point c, and 90%, point d), and
they interpreted 32% of all mammograms (31% of all screening mammograms
[difference between 100%, point c, and 69%, point e]) and
39% of all diagnostic mammograms [difference between 100%, point c,
and 61%, point f].
