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Assessing ChatGPT-4 as a clinical decision support tool in neuro-oncology radiotherapy: a prospective comparative study

  • By

  • Paolo Tini

  • Federica Novi

  • Flavio Donnini

  • Armando Perrella

  • Giulio Bagnacci

  • Maria Antonietta Mazzei

  • Giuseppe Minniti

  • October 15, 2025

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    ChatGPT-4 was evaluated as a clinical decision support tool for radiotherapy in neuro-oncology through a prospective observational study.

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    The study included 101 cases of central nervous system tumors, assessing ChatGPT-4's recommendations against expert decisions.

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    Cases were classified by complexity, revealing varying performance of ChatGPT-4 based on the clarity of treatment guidelines.

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    Findings indicate that while ChatGPT-4 can provide recommendations, its accuracy and reliability in complex cases remain uncertain.

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    The study highlights the potential and limitations of integrating AI tools like ChatGPT-4 into clinical workflows in oncology.

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Assessing ChatGPT-4 as a clinical decision support tool in neuro-oncology radiotherapy: a prospective comparative study

  • by Paolo Tini, Federica Novi, Flavio Donnini, Armando Perrella, Giulio Bagnacci, Maria Antonietta Mazzei, Giuseppe Minniti

  • October 15, 2025

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