Open model from Johns Hopkins and Stanford spots adrenal tumor on CT in one click
MaziyarPanahi · x · 2026-10-27
- An X user shares a real case: a patient's adrenal cancer was found by chance. He fed the scan to an open model from Johns Hopkins and Stanford—no hints, one click, one GPU.
- The model outlined the tumor exactly where the radiologist did, prompting the question: should every CT scan get this kind of AI second look?
- A striking demonstration of open medical imaging models as a low-cost "second reader" in real clinical settings.
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