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ChatGPT generated diagnoses in neuroradiology: Quo Vadis?

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    Caterina Bernetti, Andrea Carlomaria Sertorio, Bruno Beomonte Zobel & Carlo Augusto Mallio

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Bernetti, C., Sertorio, A.C., Zobel, B.B. et al. ChatGPT generated diagnoses in neuroradiology: Quo Vadis?. Neuroradiology 66, 303–304 (2024). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00234-024-03285-3

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