Why the “Average Patient” Can’t Exist in Medical Imaging | Dr. Ehsan Samei
Medical care has historically relied on population averages, confidence intervals, and aggregate statistical data. But when a patient sits on an imaging table, there is no such thing as an "average patient". How do we bridge the gap between population science and individualized diagnostic care?
In this episode of Rethink Imaging, host Chris St. John welcomes back podcast regular Dr. Ehsan Samei. Dr. Samei reframes the discipline of medical physics—shifting the focus from physics in medicine to physics for medicine. He illuminates the inherent fluidity of diagnostic images, explaining why…
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