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The Expertise Paradox: Who Benefits from LLM-Assisted Brain MRI Differential Diagnosis?

2025-10-28

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<h4>Purpose: </h4> To evaluate how reader experience influences the diagnostic benefit from LLM assistance in brain MRI differential diagnosis. Materials and Methods Neuroradiologists (n = 4), radiology residents (n = 4), and neurology/neurosurgery residents (n = 4) were recruited. A dataset of complex brain MRI cases was curated from the local imaging database (n = 40). For each case, readers provided a textual...

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da0f1e43-6d1c-558a-b24e-4cfd1f1e6794
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10.1101/2025.10.28.25338816
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