Klinische Evaluation einer Software zur automatischen Lokalisation von Lungenrundherden in CT-Verlaufskontrollen

Beyer, Florian; Wormanns, Dag; Novak, Carol L.; Shen, Hesong; Bl, Odry; Kohl, Gerhard; Heindel, Walter

doi:10.1055/s-2004-813144

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Klinische Evaluation einer Software zur automatischen Lokalisation von Lungenrundherden in CT-Verlaufskontrollen

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