Evaluation of Large-Language Models for Structured Feature Extraction of Anatomic and Clinical Pathology Reports

These findings suggest that LLM tools can provide significant value in automating time- and cost-intensive clinical note feature extraction and annotation.

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Clinical Chemistry
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2026-01-13
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https://doi.org/10.1093/clinchem/hvag006
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Topic Modeling
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Evaluation of Large-Language Models for Structured Feature Extraction of Anatomic and Clinical Pathology Reports

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Abstract

These findings suggest that LLM tools can provide significant value in automating time- and cost-intensive clinical note feature extraction and annotation.

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