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Relationship between a deep learning model and liquid‐based cytological processing techniques

Ikeda et al., 2023

Document ID
12085659170483368283
Author
Ikeda K
Sakabe N
Maruyama S
Ito C
Shimoyama Y
Oboshi W
Komene T
Yamaguchi Y
Sato S
Nagata K
Publication year
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Cytopathology

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Objective Artificial intelligence (AI)–based cytopathology studies conducted using deep learning have enabled cell detection and classification. Liquid‐based cytology (LBC) has facilitated the standardisation of specimen preparation; however, cytomorphology varies …
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