Natural Language Processing in Radiology: A Systematic Review
Erasmus MC · Erasmus University Rotterdam
Abstract
Radiological reporting has generated large quantities of digital content within the electronic health record, which is potentially a valuable source of information for improving clinical care and supporting research. Although radiology reports are stored for communication and documentation of diagnostic imaging, harnessing their potential requires efficient and automated information extraction: they exist mainly as free-text clinical narrative, from which it is a major challenge to obtain structured data. Natural language processing (NLP) provides techniques that aid the conversion of text into a structured representation, and thus enables computers to derive meaning from human (ie, natural language) input.…
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4Topics & keywords
- Medicine
- Documentation
- Identification (biology)
- Information extraction
- Artificial intelligence
- Natural language processing
- Data extraction
- Information retrieval
- Quality Education