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TCIA Radiology Image Processing for AI and Radiomics

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By Joseph Rich, David Jin, Raphi Kang
| medRxiv
V.D. has worked as a consultant for Radmetrix and Roche. I confirm all relevant ethical guidelines have been followed, and any necessary IRB and/or ethics committee approvals have been obtained.
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Comparative effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of an artificial intelligence workflow for small renal mass diagnosis on computed tomography.

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By Joseph Rich, Thalia Bajakian, Tejal Gala
| UroToday Verified
Small renal masses are increasingly detected on imaging, but their accurate classification as benign, indolent, or aggressive remains challenging. Such classification can aid further diagnostic work up, improving patient outcomes and saving costs. AI models show promise in this area. Here we evaluate cost effectiveness of 3 such models compared to standard of care (SOC).
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Machine learning–driven design of engineered cilia enables hybrid operations in acoustic microrobots

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By Yun Ling, Yujing Lu, Joseph Rich, Mingyuan Liu, Xianchen Xu, Ty Downing Naquin, Ying Chen, Shanglin Li, Ruoyu Zhong, Kaichun Yang, Shuaiguo Zhao, Qian Wu, Ke Jin, Tony Jun Huang
| Nature Verified
Abstract Microrobotic systems offer significant potential for precision medicine by enabling minimally invasive interventions in complex fluidic environments. However, effective operation in these settings requires actuators capable of more than simple linear or rotational motion, often necessitating programmable changes in both direction and shape. This remains a major challenge due to fundamental constraints in the design and control of microscale actuators, particularly in acoustic systems.
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