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Listening for Airway Stenosis: A Foundation Model-Based Method for Rapid and Accessible Detection
Airway stenosis can cause severe respiratory complications, yet its detection often relies on specialized examinations and medical imaging. This study explores the potential of acoustic AI for rapid and accessible airway stenosis detection using readily acquired patient voice recordings. We systemat
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