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Telemedicine Systems In Organ Transplantation: A Feasibility And Reliability Study Of The Integrated Teleradiological and Tele-Pathological Evaluation Of Renal Graft

AIM
To determine feasibility and reliability of the integrated Tele-Radiological (TRE) and Tele-Pathological (TPE) evaluation of the Renal Graft (RG) on Telemedicine Systems (TS).


MATERIAL AND METHODS
A sensitivity-specificity analysis by a simulation of the TRE of RG on 15 MR abdominal images by a radiologist and of the TPE of RG by 26 specialists based on 130 human RG images assessing damages and lesions.


RESULTS
The integrated analysis of TRE and TPE of RG showed: Sensitivity=96.7%, Specificity=100% and Accuracy=97.6%.


CONCLUSION
The TRE integrated with the TPE of RG is feasible and reliable for RG transplant decision support and planning.