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AI-Augmented Fundus Disease Screening by Non-Ophthalmologist Physicians: A Paired Before–After Study

2025-11-10

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Screening for retinal disease is increasingly performed by general practitioners and other non‑ophthalmologist clinicians in primary care, especially where access to ophthalmology is limited and diagnostic accuracy may be suboptimal. To investigate the role of an automated fundus‑interpretation support solution in improving general physicians’ screening accuracy and referral decisions, we conducted a paired before...

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d28de474-cb30-5411-b705-a8bac7dd0caa
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10.20944/preprints202511.0628.v1
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