MAGIC-5: an Italian mammographic database of digitised images for research

Donato Cascio; Giuseppe Raso; Francesco Fauci; Rosario Magro; null Delogu; null Massafra; null Monno; null Bagnasco; null Meloni; null Cascio; null Gargano; null Cheran; null Raso; null Meloni; Francesco De Carlo; null Meloni; null Caricato; Raffaele Ienzi; null Retico; null Lattanzio; null Fantacci; null Cerello; null De Carlo; null Caricato; null Bottigli; null Zanon; null Bazzocchi; null Sodano; null Meloni; null Bellotti; null Lopez Torres; null Masala; null Oliva; null Cataldo; Francesco Fauci; null Lauria; null Magro; null Tangaro; Renato Cataldo

MAGIC-5: an Italian mammographic database of digitised images for research

Donato Cascio, Giuseppe Raso, Francesco Fauci, Rosario Magro, Delogu, Massafra, Monno, Bagnasco, Meloni, Cascio, Gargano, Cheran, Raso, Meloni, Francesco De Carlo, Meloni, Caricato, Raffaele Ienzi, Retico, LattanzioFantacci, Cerello, De Carlo, Caricato, Bottigli, Zanon, Bazzocchi, Sodano, Meloni, Bellotti, Lopez Torres, Masala, Oliva, Cataldo, Francesco Fauci, Lauria, Magro, Tangaro, Renato Cataldo

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Abstract

The implementation of a database of digitised mammograms is discussed. The digitised images were collected beginning in 1999 by a community of physicists in collaboration with radiologists in several Italian hospitals as a first step in developing and implementing a computer-aided detection (CAD) system. All 3,369 mammograms were collected from 967 patients and classified according to lesion type and morphology, breast tissue and pathology type. A dedicated graphical user interface was developed to visualise and process mammograms to support the medical diagnosis directly on a high-resolution screen. The database has been the starting point for developing other medical imaging applications, such as a breast CAD, currently being upgraded and optimised for use in a distributed environment with grid services, in the framework of the Instituto Nazionale di Fisicia Nucleare (INFN)-funded Medical Applications on a Grid Infrastructure Connection (MAGIC)-5 project

Lingua originale	English
pagine (da-a)	477-485
Numero di pagine	9
Rivista	LA RADIOLOGIA MEDICA
Volume	113
Stato di pubblicazione	Published - 2008

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Cascio, D , Raso, G , Fauci, F , Magro, R, Delogu, Massafra, Monno, Bagnasco, Meloni, Cascio, Gargano, Cheran, Raso, Meloni, De Carlo, F, Meloni, Caricato, Ienzi, R, Retico, Lattanzio, Fantacci, Cerello, De Carlo, Caricato, Bottigli, Zanon, Bazzocchi, Sodano, Meloni, Bellotti, Lopez Torres, Masala, Oliva, Cataldo, Fauci, F, Lauria, Magro, Tangaro & Cataldo, R 2008, 'MAGIC-5: an Italian mammographic database of digitised images for research', LA RADIOLOGIA MEDICA, vol. 113, pagg. 477-485.

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