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Validating Artificial Intelligence Guidance for Ultrasound Acquisition and Remote Interpretation

T. Maldonado S. Muluk P. Rali N. Soni R. Nathanson H. Kuttab M. VandeHei C. Michels J. Swietlik G. Speranza O. Schaffer Collaborating Investigators Group F. Al Noor S. Mischkewitz B. Kainz M. Blaivas G. Jacobowitz

Jul 2026 · medRxiv · 0 citations

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Clinician-reviewed AI-guided scans were rapid, sensitive for DVT, and specific for prioritizing patients requiring standard of care ultrasounds, suggesting AI-guided ultrasound may be a scalable triage strategy to expand DVT evaluation access, particularly in resource-constrained and after-hours settings.

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