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Can AI Automatically Assess Scan Quality of Hip Ultrasound?

Abhilash Rakkunedeth Hareendrananthan    
Myles Mabee    
Baljot S. Chahal    
Sukhdeep K. Dulai and Jacob L. Jaremko    

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Our AI-based approach flags low-quality ultrasound hip images as inadequate for diagnosis. This would help sonographers to collect high-quality hip scans suitable for early diagnosis of DDH.

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