Artificial Intelligence-enhanced cardiac MRI reporting: expert validation and patient-centered outcomes.

A. Frontera A. Kotinas A. Musella M. Morelli F. Brucato S. Dellegrottaglie C. Camaioni Carlo Mario Gallinoro Andrea Caccia Matteo Baroni M. Carbonaro Roberto Mené M. Varrenti G. Quattrocchi A. Milazzo P. Sormani I. Bassi P. Mazzone G. Pontone C. Giannattasio P. Pedrotti

Aug 2026 · The International Journal of Cardiovascular Imaging · 0 citations · 11 references

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ChatGPT-4o improved the accessibility of CMR reports and patients' perceived comprehension and satisfaction while preserving expert-validated report accuracy, and large-language-model outputs should be deployed as adjunctive, physician-supervised decision support rather than autonomously.

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