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Prediction of Pulmonary Nodule Progression Based on Multi-modal Data Fusion of CCNet-DGNN Model
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    • Prediction of Pulmonary Nodule Progression Based on Multi-modal Data Fusion of CCNet-DGNN Model

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    • “This study constructed and validated a multimodal data model that integrates clinical evaluation information from traditional Chinese and Western medicine with lung CT images, accurately predicting the progression of lung nodules and providing decision support for intelligent screening of high-risk lung cancer populations.”
    • YU Lehua , PENG Yehui , YANG Wei , XIANG Xinghua , LIU Rui , ZHAO Xiongjun , AYIDANA Maolan , LI Yue , XU Wenyuan , JIN Min , PENG Shaoliang , HUA Baojin
    • Chinese Journal of Experimental Traditional Medical Formulae Vol. 31, Issue 24, Pages: 135-143(2025)

    • DOI： 10.13422/j.cnki.syfjx.20251565     

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    • Revised：2025-04-08 ，

      Accepted：06 May 2025 ，

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