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Comparative Interpretation of Pediatric Electrocardiograms by Large Language Models and a Pediatrician.

Jul 2026 · Indian Pediatrics · 2 citations · 16 references
Medicine

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The clinician outperformed the LLMs in pediatric ECG interpretation and diagnostic accuracy varied markedly across the models, with reliability limits particularly evident in high-risk rhythms.

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