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Throughout its history, diagnosis with a computer has been the target of the medical cartoonist, who displays humorous situations where the doctor, consulting his ridiculously large computer, gravely reports inappropriate diagnoses to his disbelieving patient. We laugh at this humor, yet, through lack of insight computers do make inappropriate diagnoses, and despite years of polishing, most diagnostic programs are still experimental in nature, and await a serious role in the diagnostic armamentarium.

The history of the use of computers in the interpretation of radiological images