Different Search Patterns and Similar Decision Outcomes: How Can Experts Agree in the Decisions They Make When Reading Digital Mammograms?
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Claudia Mello-Thoms | Christiane M. Hakim | Jules H. Sumkin | Lara Hardesty | Cynthia Britton | Luisa P. Wallace | Marie A. Ganott | J. Sumkin | C. Mello-Thoms | C. Hakim | M. Ganott | C. Britton | L. Hardesty
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