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Artificial intelligence and machine learning capabilities in the detection of acute scaphoid fracture: a critical
Robert Miller1, Laurence Jackson2, Dijana Vilic2
1Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Department, Guy's and St Thomas' Hospital, London, UK.
Abstract:
This paper discusses the current literature surrounding the potential use of artificial intelligence and machine learning models in the diagnosis of acute obvious and occult scaphoid fractures. Current studies have notable methodological flaws and are at high risk of bias, precluding meaningful comparisons with clinician performance (the current reference standard). Specific areas should be addressed in future studies to help advance the meaningful and clinical use of artificial intelligence for radiograph interpretation.

