Congrats for the effort.
From a person who works in the field of medical imaging and image processing in a hospital, I wonder what ideally would be the value of this tool to the person who uses it? If you get a dexa scan, the images would be processed already and most of these values and comparisons with the gold standard will be already done and available for the physician. I'm not sure how they would benefit the patient.
We're very careful with such data (which is ofc available for him/her to look at), because it can lead to over-treatment caused by unnecessary high doses of medicine taken by the patient without a specific perscription by the doctor.
Again, congrats for the undertaking of this challenge and making it work (frontend and backend), I know how much effort it takes.
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Congrats for the effort. From a person who works in the field of medical imaging and image processing in a hospital, I wonder what ideally would be the value of this tool to the person who uses it? If you get a dexa scan, the images would be processed already and most of these values and comparisons with the gold standard will be already done and available for the physician. I'm not sure how they would benefit the patient. We're very careful with such data (which is ofc available for him/her to look at), because it can lead to over-treatment caused by unnecessary high doses of medicine taken by the patient without a specific perscription by the doctor. Again, congrats for the undertaking of this challenge and making it work (frontend and backend), I know how much effort it takes.