Background: Large language models (LLMs) are increasingly accessible to healthcare providers and patients for clinical decision support, yet their ability to perform precise mathematical calculations required for validated risk scores remains unexplored, and errors could compromise patient safety. The EuroSCORE II requ...
Philip DiCicco, W. Bennar, Corentin Volet et al.· Cardiovascular Medicine· 0 citations
In IMPS, the OMI-trained QoH model demonstrated high specificity and fewer false-positive OMI classifications than guideline ECG-STEMI criteria, ECG-based scores, and general-purpose LLMs.
W. Bennar, Dorian Garin, R. M. Saidi et al.· JACC: Advances· 1 citation
LLMs are unlikely to replace interventional cardiologists in the foreseeable future, but they may meaningfully support decision-making, education, and patient communication in a domain where speed, complexity, and risk converge.
Ioannis Skalidis, Lisa Simioni, G. Beretta et al.· The Journal of invasive card...· 0 citations
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