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Background In radiology, a vast amount of diverse data is generated, and unstructured reporting is standard. Hence, much useful information is trapped in free-text form, and often lost in translation and transmission. One relevant source of free-text data consists of reports covering the assessment of changes in tumor burden, which are needed for the evaluation of cancer treatment success. Any change...
A large percentage of relevant radio logic patient information is currently only available in unstructured formats such as free text reports. In particular measurements are important since they are comparable and thus provide insight into the change of the health status over time, for example in response to some treatment. In radiology most of the measurements in reports describe the size of anatomical...
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