Clinical Correlation No Longer Required: An LLM Practical Use Scenario in PET Reporting

TO THE EDITOR: Incidental findings from PET are common, induce unnecessary patient anxiety, and incur substantial costs to the health care system, with further diagnostic clarification potentially delaying important treatment ([1][1]). Interpretation of incidental findings is difficult for the

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Journal of Nuclear Medicine
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2026-02-26
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https://doi.org/10.2967/jnumed.126.272216
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Medical Imaging Techniques and Applications
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Clinical Correlation No Longer Required: An LLM Practical Use Scenario in PET Reporting

Stephen Bacchi, Michael S. Hofman, Zeyad Al-Ogali
Journal of Nuclear Medicine
Medical Imaging Techniques and Applications
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Clinical Correlation No Longer Required: An LLM Practical Use Scenario in PET Reporting

Stephen Bacchi, Michael S. Hofman, Zeyad Al-Ogali
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TO THE EDITOR: Incidental findings from PET are common, induce unnecessary patient anxiety, and incur substantial costs to the health care system, with further diagnostic clarification potentially delaying important treatment ([1][1]). Interpretation of incidental findings is difficult for the

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