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Evaluation of a cornea-specialized large language model for diagnostic and management accuracy in complex corneal cases

Sep 2026 · International ophtalmology · Vol 46 · 0 citations · 16 references
Medicine

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A cornea-specialized large language model enhanced with RAG improved diagnostic accuracy in complex corneal cases, particularly among clinicians with lower baseline performance.

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