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The Impact of Deep Learning on Determining the Necessity of Bronchoscopy in Pediatric Foreign Body Aspiration: Can Negative Bronchoscopy Rates Be Reduced?
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In brief
This research explores how artificial intelligence and deep learning algorithms can improve diagnostic accuracy for foreign body aspiration in children, potentially reducing unnecessary bronchoscopy procedures. By enhancing pre-procedural assessment, the approach aims to decrease negative bronchoscopy rates and associated procedural risks in pediatric patients.
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This study aimed to evaluate the role of deep learning methods in diagnosing foreign body aspiration (FBA) to reduce the frequency of negative bronchoscopy and minimize potential complications.
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