Medical Imaging

AI-Powered Artefact Removal Can Identify Poor-Quality MRI Images with Near-Human Accuracy in Milliseconds
A new study has demonstrated the effective use of a retrospective artefact correction (RAC) neural network learned with unpaired data to disentangle and remove unwanted artefacts in magnetic resonance (MR) images. More...05 Feb 2021





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