Deep Learning Applications for Acute Stroke Management

Isha R. Chavva(Yale New Haven Hospital), Kevin N. Sheth(Yale University), Steven J. Schiff(McGill University), Mercy H. Mazurek(Yale New Haven Hospital), Anjali M. Prabhat(Yale New Haven Hospital), Juan E. Iglesias Gonzalez(Massachusetts General Hospital), Jayashree Kalpathy–Cramer(University of Colorado Denver), Guido J. Falcone, Adam de Havenon(Yale University), Matthew Ming Fai Yuen(Yale New Haven Hospital), Richa Sharma(Stroke Association), Gordon Sze(Yale New Haven Hospital), W. Taylor Kimberly(Harvard University), Charles Matouk(Yale University), Jennifer A. Kim(Yale University), Matthew S. Rosen(Harvard University), Anna Crawford(Yale New Haven Hospital)
Annals of Neurology
June 11, 2022
10.1002/ana.26435
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