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The LUNA25: Reader Study is introduced to evaluate the performance of radiologists at lung nodule malignancy risk estimation on low-dose chest CT. The readers will evaluate a subset of cases from the hidden testing cohort. Given a low-dose chest CT scan, clinical information of the patient (age, gender), and volume and equivalent diameter of the lung nodule, readers will be asked to provide the following:

  1. A malignancy risk score between 0 and 100 (with incremental steps of 1). A risk score of 0 indicates very low risk of malignancy and a risk score of 100 indicates a very high risk of malignancy.

  2. A management recommendation, categorizing nodules into three risk classes: low, intermediate, or high risk. These classes correspond to: low risk (return to regular screening), intermediate risk (short-term follow-up), and high risk (immediate follow-up, such as referral to a pulmonologist or PET/CT scan).

Disclaimer(s): All readers will have consented to reserve their reading experience and findings (e.g. verbally or via screenshots) from all individuals and entities (e.g. other readers or lung-AI developers), with the exception of the LUNA25 organization team (if needed).

Registrationโœ๏ธยถ


Are you a (thoracic) radiologist reading and reporting thoracic CT scans in your daily clinical practice? Would you like to contribute to the international, multi-reader multi-case study assessing and comparing radiologists and AI for lung nodule risk estimation? Then...

The LUNA25 study is looking for you!

Join the LUNA25 reader-study today and be part of this transformative journey and sign up here now!

Radiologistsยถ

The table below describes the radiologists who have already completed the LUNA25 Reader study (as of 4 July 2025). The reader study is still live and on going, see section above for details regarding registration.

Name Center Country
Luis Gorospe Ramรณn y Cajal University Hospital Spain
Mathias Mรผller Team Radiologie Plus / Cantonal hospital Frauenfeld Switzerland
Margherita Damiani Ferretti University of Bologna Italy
Olof Joakim Pettersson Uppsala University Sweden
Pierre-Yves Brillet Assistance Publique des Hรดpitaux de Paris France
Jonas Kroschke University Hospital Zurich Switzerland
Christina Kalogeropoulou University Hospital of Patras Greece