Digital Mammography

1. Front Matter

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2. Oral Session 1: CAD

   1. Impact of CAD with Full Field Digital Mammography on Workflow and Cost

      • Paul Taylor, Henry Potts, Louise Wilkinson, Rosalind Given-Wilson

      Pages 1-8

   2. Performance of Triple-Modality CADx on Breast Cancer Diagnostic Classification

      • Neha Bhooshan, Maryellen L. Giger, Karen Drukker, Yading Yuan, Hui Li, Stephanie McCann et al.

      Pages 9-14

   3. Needle Path Planning Method for Digital Breast Tomosynthesis Biopsy Based on Probabilistic Techniques

      • Laurence Vancamberg, Anis Sahbani, Serge Muller, Guillaume Morel

      Pages 15-22

   4. X-ray Mammography – MRI Registration Using a Volume-Preserving Affine Transformation and an EM-MRF for Breast Tissue Classification

      • Thomy Mertzanidou, John H. Hipwell, M. Jorge Cardoso, Christine Tanner, Sebastien Ourselin, David J. Hawkes

      Pages 23-30

3. Oral Session 2: Image Processing and Analysis I

   1. Interactive Multi-scale Contrast Enhancement of Previously Processed Digital Mammograms

      • Fabian Zöhrer, Markus T. Harz, Anke Bödicker, Heike Seyffarth, Kathy J. Schilling, László Tabár et al.

      Pages 31-38

   2. Lesion Segmentation in Breast Sonography

      • Joan Massich, Fabrice Meriaudeau, Elsa Pérez, Robert Martí, Arnau Oliver, Joan Martí

      Pages 39-45

   3. Mammogram Compression Using Super-Resolution

      • Jun Zheng, Olac Fuentes, Ming-Ying Leung, Elais Jackson

      Pages 46-53

   4. Development of an Ensemble of Digital Breast Object Models

      • J. Michael O’Connor, Mini Das, Clay Didier, Mufeed Mah’d, Stephen J. Glick

      Pages 54-61

   5. Analysis of Geometric Accuracy in Digital Breast Tomosynthesis Reconstruction

      • Predrag R. Bakic, Peter Ringer, Johnny Kuo, Susan Ng, Andrew D. A. Maidment

      Pages 62-69

4. Oral Session 3: Breast Imaging Physics

   1. Results of Comprehensive Dose Survey for Mammography

      • Paola Baldelli, James B. McCullagh, Niall Phelan, Fidelma Flanagan

      Pages 70-77

   2. Validation of a Simulated Dose Reduction Methodology Using Digital Mammography CDMAM Images and Mastectomy Images

      • Mary Yip, Federica Zanca, Alistair Mackenzie, Adam Workman, Kenneth C. Young, David R. Dance et al.

      Pages 78-85

   3. Measured Dose versus Organ Dose Performance in Digital Mammography Systems

      • James B. McCullagh, Paola Baldelli, Niall Phelan

      Pages 86-91

   4. Noise Reduction in Dual-Energy Contrast Enhanced Digital Breast Tomosynthesis Using Regularization

      • Răzvan Iordache, Maélène Lohezic, Giovanni Palma, Sylvie Puong, Serge Muller

      Pages 92-99

   5. Phantom Dose Levels Found at Annual Physics Surveys in a National Mammography Screening Program: Comparison of Doses from Analog and Digital Equipment and from Digital Equipment at Different Points in Time

      • Kristin Pedersen, Ingrid D. Landmark, Kirsti Bredholt, Ingrid H. R. Hauge, Hilde M. Olerud

      Pages 100-105

5. Poster Session 1

   1. Task-Based Evaluation of Image Quality of Filtered Back Projection for Breast Tomosynthesis

      • Xinying Wang, James G. Mainprize, Gang Wu, Martin J. Yaffe

      Pages 106-113

   2. A Comparative Study of the Inter-reader Variability of Breast Percent Density Estimation in Digital Mammography: Potential Effect of Reader’s Training and Clinical Experience

      • Emily F. Conant, Diane Li, Sara Gavenonis, Predrag R. Bakic, Ann-Katherine Carton, Cuiping Zhang et al.

      Pages 114-120

   3. Concepts for Efficient and Reliable Multi-modal Breast Image Reading

      • Horst K. Hahn, Markus T. Harz, Heike Seyffarth, Fabian Zöhrer, Tobias Böhler, Konstantinos Filippatos et al.

      Pages 121-128

   4. Modeling the Impact of CAD on the Outcomes of the UK Breast Screening Programme

      • Paul Taylor

      Pages 129-136

   5. Introducing a Novel Image Quality Measure for Digital Phase-Contrast-Image Evaluation

      • Satoru Matsuo, Hiroshi Fujita, Junji Morishita, Tetsuro Katafuchi

      Pages 137-144

This volume of Springer’s Lecture Notes in Computer Science series comprises th the scienti?c proceedings of the 10 International Workshop on Digital Mammography (IWDM), which was held June 16–18, 2010 in Girona, Cata- nia. The IWDMmeetingstraditionallybringtogetheradiversesetofresearchers (physicists, mathematicians, computer scientists, engineers), clinicians (radi- ogists, surgeons) and representatives of industry, who are jointly committed to developing technology, not just for its own sake, but to support clinicians in the early detection and subsequent patient management of breast cancer. The IWDM conference series was initiated at a 1993 meeting of the SPIE Medical Imaging Symposium in San Jose, CA, with subsequent meetings hosted every two yearsbyresearchersaroundthe world. Former workshopswereheld in York, England (1994), Chicago, IL USA (1996), Nijmegen, The Netherlands (1998), Toronto, Canada (2000), Bremen, Germany (2002), Durham, NC, USA (2004), Manchester, UK (2006) and Tucson, AZ USA (2008). Each of these scienti?c events was combined with very successful and focused industrial and research exhibits, which demonstrated the milestones of digital mammography over the years. A total number of 141 paper submissions from 21 countries were received. Each of these four-page abstract submissions was reviewed in a blind process by at least two members of the Scienti?c Committee, which led to a ?nal selection of 46 oral presentations and 57 posters during the two and one-half days of scienti?c sessions.

• biomechanics
• classification
• computed tomography
• computed tomography (CT)
• computer aided diagnosis
• diagnosis
• digital mammography
• modeling
• ultrasound

• Institute of Informatics and Applications, University of Girona, Girona, Spain

  Joan Martí, Arnau Oliver

• Computer Vision and Robotics Group, University of Girona, Girona, Spain

  Jordi Freixenet, Robert Martí

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