“Large publicly available datasets enable researchers around the globe to compare their algorithms in a standardized way, yet there are still limited options accessible to date,” wrote first author Dr. Eszter Nagy, a pediatric radiologist at the Medical University of Graz, and colleagues.

Wrist fractures are the most common type of fractures seen in emergency departments, and they account for 25% of fractures seen in children. Yet evidence suggests they are also among the most commonly missed on x-rays.

Moreover, image interpretation requires specialized training, which can be lacking…