Masao Noda

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Jichi Medical University

Japan

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Masao Noda is a Lecturer at Jichi Medical University in Japan. His research areas include the application of machine learning in pediatric cervical abscesses, development of innovative recording systems for nystagmus, and the use of artificial intelligence in classifying middle ear diseases. His recent articles explore cost-effective methods for monitoring vertigo and the performance of generative pre-trained transformers in medical examination contexts.

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Tomohiko Kamo

Gunma Paz University

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Akihiro Nomura

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Kanazawa University

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Predicting surgical intervention in paediatric cervical abscesses using machine learning: a comparative analysis

Development of an Eco-Friendly Smartphone-Assisted Nystagmus Recording System for Recording Vertigo Attacks Anytime, Anywhere: Pilot App Development Study

Exploring Generative Pre-Trained Transformer-4-Vision for Nystagmus Classification: Development and Validation of a Pupil-Tracking Process

Monitoring Nystagmus in a Patient With Vertigo Using a Commercial Mini-Infrared Camera and 3D Printer: Cost-Effectiveness Evaluation and Case Report

Correction: Feasibility of Multimodal Artificial Intelligence Using GPT-4 Vision for the Classification of Middle Ear Disease: Qualitative Study and Validation

Feasibility of Multimodal Artificial Intelligence Using GPT-4 Vision for the Classification of Middle Ear Disease: Qualitative Study and Validation

Performance of GPT-4V in Answering the Japanese Otolaryngology Board Certification Examination Questions: Evaluation Study

A convolutional neural network model detecting lasting behavioral changes in mice with kanamycin-induced unilateral inner ear dysfunction

Outpatient characteristics in a pediatric otolaryngology department during COVID-19 pandemic: A retrospective study

Performance of Generative Pretrained Transformer on the National Medical Licensing Examination in Japan

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Tomohiko Kamo

Akihiro Nomura

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