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肺胸部検出のためのマルチモダルの大型言語モデルの大規模評価

Hamza Eren Güzel1, Cemre Özenbaş2, Ali Murat Koç3

  • 1University of Health Sciences Türkiye, İzmir City Hospital, Clinic of Radiology, İzmir, Türkiye.

Diagnostic and interventional radiology (Ankara, Turkey)
|February 12, 2026
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まとめ

マルチモダルのAIモデルは,胸部X線で肺胸部を検出するための高特異性,低感度を示しています. これらのAIツールは,肺胸を排除するのにまだ信頼性はありませんが,臨床ワークフローで放射線科医を支援することができます.

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Pneumothorax Pneumothorax 肺動脈胸部 (肺動脈胸部) とは,肺動脈胸部 (肺動脈胸部) とは,肺動脈胸部 (肺動脈胸部) とは,肺動脈胸部 (肺動脈胸部) とは,肺動脈胸部 (肺動脈胸部) とは,肺動脈胸部 (肺動脈胸部) とは,肺動脈胸部 (肺動脈胸部) とは,肺動脈胸部 (肺動脈胸部) とは,肺動脈胸部 (肺動脈胸部) とは,肺動脈胸部 (肺動脈胸部) とは,人工知能 (AI) とは,人工知能 (AI) に関する胸部X線写真 胸部X線写真マルチモダル 大型言語モデル診断の正確さ 診断の正確さ

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