Compare regions. Keep the evidence in view.
Calcification present · Review and rank reference regions in sequence.
Define what is not visible.
Review the original 13-feature vocabulary. Selected features are marked as not seen.
Static feature set
6 of 13 not seenDifferent labels. A shared vocabulary.
Review the source label, find a standardized term, and explicitly confirm the mapping.
SOURCE LABELBC_IDC_Grade_1Original mapping example: Adipose · Demonstration, not a validated mapping
Inspect the image. Record the context.
Source folder: blood_nuclick · Sample images retain the original annotation overlays.
A clear brief before a careful judgment.
The documented assessment uses 19 questions per bone-marrow cell image.
Focus on the central cell.
The source study describes Wright–Giemsa stained bone-marrow aspirates at 40× magnification.
- Locate the target. Review the central cell, including images with multiple cells.
- Allow an unusable image. If no usable cell is present, answer “No” to the first question.
- Assess the concepts. The 19-point evaluation covers morphology, nuclear features, cytoplasm, granules, and pathology-specific traits.
This preview redesigns the documented instructions. The full question set and original evaluation images were not supplied, so no replacement assessment is invented.