Given the challenges in diagnosing MCI in clinics, such as subtle differences in magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) images between MCI and the healthy controls (HC) that are hard to distinguish with the naked eyes, and the existence of numerous MCI subtypes making it difficult for clinicians to identify a specific subtype through a single test, 16 there is an increasing trend towards utilizing computer tools to assist doctors in detecting MCI.
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Translational computerized clinical decision support systems for Alzheimer's disease: A systematic review.
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