Publications by authors named "George Jw Partridge"
Article Synopsis
- Digital breast tomosynthesis (DBT) screening is complex and can lead to fatigue and safety issues for readers, prompting the investigation of blink characteristics as a potential objective measure of fatigue.
- In a study with 26 DBT readers, eye tracking data were collected while they interpreted cases, revealing that blink duration increased and the number of ultra-short blinks decreased as the session progressed, indicating fatigue.
- The findings suggest that monitoring blink characteristics could help develop better DBT reading protocols to minimize reader fatigue and enhance patient safety.
