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X-ray Assisted Diagnostic System
X-ray examination is one of the most commonly used imaging modalities, especially chest X-ray, which is routinely performed for hospitalized patients. However, due to the low density resolution of X-ray images, radiologists' ability to diagnose diseases-particularly small lesions-is often affected. Studies have shown that the diagnostic accuracy of radiologists using chest X-rays is only around 70%, which does not meet clinical demands. Based on this, we developed an artificial intelligence model to assist radiologists in interpreting X-ray images and generating reports, with the aim of improving diagnostic accuracy and reducing interpretation time.
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