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Artificial intelligence applications for the diagnosis of pulmonary nodules

Ost, 2025

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15587155515320966438
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Current opinion in pulmonary medicine

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AI shows promise for SPN diagnosis but requires rigorous validation in diverse populations and better clinician training for effective use. Rather than replacing judgment, AI should serve as a second opinion, with its reported performance metrics understood as study …
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