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Clinical quality of large language model responses to thyroid surgery questions: an expert comparative evaluation.

Oct 2026 · Updates in Surgery · 0 citations · 10 references
Medicine

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LLMs may support patient-facing thyroid surgery information, but specialist oversight remains essential.

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