AB1206 Can a Different Pattern of Radiographic Sacroiliitis Evaluation be Identified Using Eye-Gaze Traking?
| Autor: | R. Ionescu, F. Berghea, A. Kosevoi-Tichie, I. Saulescu, V. Bojinca, L. Groseanu, M. Abobului, V. Iorgoveanu, M. Trandafir, M. Duna, M. Dobrin, A. Neagu |
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| Rok vydání: | 2015 |
| Předmět: |
medicine.medical_specialty
business.industry Radiography education Immunology Enthesitis Sacroiliitis medicine.disease General Biochemistry Genetics and Molecular Biology medicine.anatomical_structure Lumbar Rheumatology medicine Physical therapy Immunology and Allergy Eye tracking medicine.symptom Stage (cooking) business Pelvis Femoral neck |
| Zdroj: | Annals of the Rheumatic Diseases. 74:1306.3-1307 |
| ISSN: | 1468-2060 0003-4967 |
| Popis: | Background Assessment of sacroiliitis on radiograph is one of the most interpretable diagnosis radiologists and rheumatologists make. In an article published in 20021, A van Tubergen et al. approached the topic of training in assessing sacroiliitis on radiographs, if it improves the quality of diagnosis or not. The result was that neither individual training nor workshops improved performance. Eye-Gaze tracking devices collect information about the location and duration of eye fixation within a specific area on a computer monitor. R. Tai et al.2 used the device to evaluate the behaviours of individuals as they solve standardized science assessment problems. Objectives Identifying the differences in the assessment of sacroiliitis on radiographs, between senior and trainee doctors. Methods This study included 11 participants (4 senior and 7 trainee doctors). All participants evaluated 13 pelvic region x-rays and assessed the presence of sacroiliitis and/or enthesitis. Evaluation time for each x-ray was 30 seconds, with a shorter time for senior doctors, if needed. On the 13 x-rays (2 were repeated), 6 areas of interest were established (sacroiliac joints (Sij), symphysis pubis (SP), femoral head down to the femoral neck (FH), the last two lumbar and the first sacral vertebrae). Eye movement of the participants was monitored using the Tribeye system. It evaluated the areas on which the participant was focusing, the order of evaluation and the time spent on each one. For analysis, SPSS v21 (IBM. Corp) was used. Results Trainee doctors have spent an uneaven time in evaluating the two SIj (difference in absolute value=2.1sec (sd 1,7)): the left SIj was appointed less time for evaluation. Also, there is a certain preference in the order of evaluation: the majority of participants evaluated the right SIj first. By comparison, the difference in evaluation time of the SIj by the senior doctors was only 0,3sec (sd 1.2). The order of evaluation was also preferential for the right SIj. In evaluating enthesitis, trainee doctors pay less attention to the SP and the FH in comparison to the senior doctors (% of medium time spent on SP=7.4% by a trainee doctor vs. 12.8% for senior doctors (p |
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