论文信息 - The Potential of Hybridising Interactive Eye Tracking Technology with Decision Support in Medical Image Interpretation

The Potential of Hybridising Interactive Eye Tracking Technology with Decision Support in Medical Image Interpretation

This paper explores the use and future of interactive eye tracking technology within medical image interpretation. Eye tracking technology gives us an insight into the process and approaches taken by a reporting clinician during image interpretation. Application of this technology with verbalisation of thought processes and artificial intelligence could progress education and image interpretation further.

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