Correction: Diagnosis of SLAP lesions on shoulder MRI using a 2.5D deep learning and ensemble learning framework - Takeaways - MDSpire

Correction: Diagnosis of SLAP lesions on shoulder MRI using a 2.5D deep learning and ensemble learning framework

  • By

  • Hongyu Wang

  • Qingyun Xue

  • Lei Shi

  • Fei Wang

  • Guanghan Gao

  • Lin Wang

  • June 17, 2026

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    The article corrects the description of MRI sequences used for diagnosing SLAP lesions, specifying both PD FS and T2WI FS sequences.

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    The standardized MRI protocol involved non-contrast imaging on 3.0 T MRI scanners with multiple sequences analyzed.

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    Arthroscopic procedures were performed by experienced surgeons, examining intra-articular structures for SLAP lesions.

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    A definitive SLAP lesion diagnosis was made intraoperatively based on observed superior labral tears or biceps anchor detachment.

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    ITK-SNAP software was utilized for manual delineation of the superior labrum on the specified fat-suppressed MRI sequences.

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Correction: Diagnosis of SLAP lesions on shoulder MRI using a 2.5D deep learning and ensemble learning framework

  • by Hongyu Wang, Qingyun Xue, Lei Shi, Fei Wang, Guanghan Gao, Lin Wang

  • June 17, 2026

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