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Abstract #3702

Predicting Abdominal MRI Protocols using Electronic Health Records

Peyman Shokrollahi1, Juan M. Zambrano Chaves1, Avishkar Sharma1, Jonathan P.H. Lam1, Debashish Pal2, Naeim Bahrami2, Akshay S. Chaudhari1, and Andreas M. Loening1
1Radiology, Stanford University, Stanford, CA, United States, 2GE Healthcare, Sunnyvale, CA, United States

Synopsis

Keywords: Machine Learning/Artificial Intelligence, Modelling, MR Radiology WorkflowInaccurate selection of MRI protocols can impede diagnostics and therapeutic workflows, delay appropriate treatment, increase misdiagnosis likelihoods, and increase healthcare costs. Here we depict a machine-learning (ML) based system to accurately predict abdominal MR protocols, trained on the electronic medical records from 11,251 MR exam orders on 6,882 patients. The best model achieved a cumulative F1-score of 95.6% for top-three most-often-ordered protocols and a top-one F1 score of 78.5%. The proposed system can guide radiologists to appropriate protocol selections quickly, optimize workflows, and improve diagnostic accuracy, thereby by serving to support optimal patient outcomes.

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