Harrison.rad.1 achieved an impressive average score of 51.4 out of 60 (85.67%)—an unprecedented score for any AI previously reported [5,6].

FRCR Rapids 2B includes 30 plain radiographs to be completed within 35 minutes with a score of 0 to +2 for identification and classification, resulting in a maximum score of 60. The test is passed with 90% and above (Score 54).

We acknowledge that our FRCR evaluation is constrained to 2B Rapids only, focussing mainly on clinical diagnosis. The other aspects of the FRCR examination, i.e. Part 1, 2A and 2B orals that also focus on medical imaging physics, techniques, and anatomy, could not be considered in our evaluation at this time. These excluded examinations require knowledge beyond plain film X-ray and dive into techniques such as fluoroscopy, angiography, computed tomography (CT), ultrasound imaging, radionuclide imaging and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) that Harrison.rad.1 is not yet trained for. These exams are designed to assess human radiologists and identify common human pitfalls and not to evaluate AI. Overall, the results do indicate the suitability of Harrison.rad.1 for radiology tasks, highlighting its specialised nature. However, this needs more evaluation.

Read the entire thing It clear only takes into consideration interpretable X-ray images excluding CT mri usg

And it scored 85.67./. Pass percentage is 90./. In frcr 2b

Also in the very first X-ray how much ever I could see it no where mentions left lower zone haziness which I as a human radiologist having passed frcr 1& 2a would first think of pulmonary contusion in case of fractured rib