Missed and true interval cancers on digital breast tomosynthesis screening mammograms: radiologists' assessment and artificial intelligence markings.

Interval cancer, breast cancer detected after a negative screening examination but before the next scheduled appointment, represents a challenge in mammography screening programs due to less favorable histopathological characteristics compared to screen-detected cancer.

To determine which interval cancers from digital breast tomosynthesis (digital breast tomosynthesis) were classified as missed and true by radiologists in a review, and to stratify the findings by risk scores and markings provided by an artificial intelligence (artificial intelligence) model.