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José Aquino

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Commercial litigator concentrating in Construction Law, Mechanic's Lien Law and Government Procurement law.
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Beyond Construction: Second Department Authorizes Access To Adjoining Property For Post-Completion Remedial Work

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By José Aquino
| Mondaq
Jose A. Aquino’s articles from Duane Morris LLP are most popular: with readers working within the Aerospace & Defence industries Duane Morris LLP are most popular: within Law Department Performance topic(s) The New York Appellate Division, Second Department’s recent decision in Matter of QB Development Owner, LLC v.
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Beyond Construction: Second Department Authorizes Access to Adjoining Property for Post-Completion Remedial Work

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By José Aquino
| blogs.duanemorris.com
The New York Appellate Division, Second Department’s recent decision in Matter of QB Development Owner, LLC v. Hensley, confirms that RPAPL 881 authorizes court-ordered access not only for active construction activities but also for post-construction remedial work necessary to complete a project and obtain a certificate of occupancy. The decision represents a significant development in the Second Department’s evolving RPAPL 881 jurisprudence.
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Clinical application of AI for lung lobe segmentation and functional quantification with SPECT/CT: open-source versus custom models

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By Elaheh Amini, Daniel G. Kyrollos, Oscar Cruz, José Aquino, Farzad Abbaspour, Karine Provost, Ran Klein, Maria Goemans
| Nature Verified
Abstract Lung lobe quantification with SPECT/CT is essential for treatment planning but remains clinically limited by inadequate tools. Although AI-based approaches show promise, their clinical validation is limited. This study compares the clinical accuracy of SPECT/CT-based lobar quantification using open-source and in-house developed segmentation models. We curated a dataset of 200 diverse CT and SPECT scans with expert lobar annotations, graded by segmentation difficulty (Easy, Moderate, Hard).
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