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Real-Time Elbow Fracture Detection on Mobile Devices: Performance and Limitations

2026-02-26

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This study investigates the feasibility and performance of deploying YOLOv11-based elbow fracture detection models on mobile devices for real-time clinical diagnosis. Motivated 3by clinicians’ poor diagnostic accuracy (54.4%) in interpreting elbow radiographs, we 4developed and evaluated a smartphone application capable of performing inference via 5three pathways: photo library analysis, direct camera capture, and...

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55a8eefa-65b8-5b7f-a6dd-c3b7e5780ac2
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10.20944/preprints202511.0873.v2
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