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20232025
most citedEvidence based hand hygiene. Liquid or gel handrub, does it matter

11 citations

5 papers

cs.CV2025

From ACR O-RADS 2022 to Explainable Deep Learning: Comparative Performance of Expert Radiologists, Convolutional Neural Networks, Vision Transformers, and Fusion Models in Ovarian Masses

Ali Abbasian Ardakani, Afshin Mohammadi, Alisa Mohebbi +6

Background: The 2022 update of the Ovarian-Adnexal Reporting and Data System (O-RADS) ultrasound classification refines risk stratification for adnexal lesions, yet human interpret…

eess.IV2025

Ultrasound-based detection and malignancy prediction of breast lesions eligible for biopsy: A multi-center clinical-scenario study using nomograms, large language models, and radiologist evaluation

Ali Abbasian Ardakani, Afshin Mohammadi, Taha Yusuf Kuzan +7

To develop and externally validate integrated ultrasound nomograms combining BIRADS features and quantitative morphometric characteristics, and to compare their performance with ex…

cs.SE202410 cited

Investigating the Readability of Test Code: Combining Scientific and Practical Views

Dietmar Winkler, Pirmin Urbanke, Rudolf Ramler

The readability of source code is key for understanding and maintaining software systems and tests. Several studies investigate the readability of source code, but there is limited…

eess.SY202310 cited

Establishing a Learning Model for Correct Hand Hygiene Technique in a NICU

Irén A. Kopcsóné Németh, Csaba Nádor, László Szilágyi +2

The ability of healthcare workers to learn proper hand hygiene has been an understudied area of research. Generally, hand hygiene skills are regarded as a key contributor to reduce…

eess.SY202311 cited

Evidence based hand hygiene. Liquid or gel handrub, does it matter

Constantinos Voniatis, Szava Bansaghi, Daniel Sandor Veres +4

Recent studies put under scrutiny the prevailing hand hygiene guidelines, which incorporate quantitative parameters regarding handrub volume and hand size. Understanding the critic…