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Two-dimensional convolutional neural network using quantitative US for noninvasive assessment of hepatic steatosis in NAFLD

Jeon et al., 2023

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14892268274858421791
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Jeon S
Lee J
Joo I
Yoon J
Lee G
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Radiology

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Background Quantitative US (QUS) using radiofrequency data analysis has been recently introduced for noninvasive evaluation of hepatic steatosis. Deep learning algorithms may improve the diagnostic performance of QUS for hepatic steatosis. Purpose To evaluate a two …
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