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Deep-learning-based algorithm helps radiologists detect cerebral aneurysms

11 Nov 2020 Tami Freeman
Aneurysm detection
Left: CT angiogram showing an aneurysm of 2 mm maximum diameter on the left posterior cerebral artery (arrow). Right: volume-rendered 3D reconstruction image. The aneurysm was missed in the initial report but successfully detected with the deep-learning algorithm. (Courtesy: Radiological Society of North America)
Researchers in China have developed a deep-learning-based algorithm that could help radiologists det

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