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Systematic review and meta-analysis reveal AI models improve diagnostic performance for jawbone lesions, indicating potential for clinical integration.
AI models demonstrate promising diagnostic performance in classifying several jawbone lesions, though their accuracy is influenced by imaging modality, lesion type, and prevalence. Despite encouraging technical results, many studies lack transparent reporting and external validation, limiting their clinical interpretability. The Clinical Interpretation Score (CIS) provides a structured framework to evaluate the methodological transparency and clinical readiness of AI tools, helping to distinguish between technically sound models and those suitable for integration into diagnostic workflows.
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