Assessing the clinical application of deep-learning-derived CT volumetric measures in neurodegenerative disease diagnostics
Meera Srikrishna(University of Gothenburg), Michael Schöll(Wallenberg Wood Science Center), Rolf A. Heckemann(Imperial College London), Joel Simrén(University of Gothenburg), Bibek Gyanwali(Erasmus MC), Christopher Chen(National University of Singapore), Kaj Blennow(Sahlgrenska University Hospital), Lars‐Olof Wahlund(Karolinska Institutet), Anna Zettergren(University of Gothenburg), Ingmar Skoog(Sahlgrenska University Hospital), Joyce R. Chong(National University of Singapore), Saima Hilal(National University of Singapore), Danielle van Westen(Lund University), Alexis Moscoso(University of Gothenburg), Silke Kern(University of Gothenburg), Henrik Zetterberg(University of Wisconsin–Madison), Eric Westman(Wellcome Centre for Human Neuroimaging), Nicholas J. Ashton(King's College London), Joana B. Pereira(Malmö University), Giovanni Volpe(Volvo (Sweden))
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