Multimodal large language models for oral lesion diagnosis: a systematic review of diagnostic performance and clinical utility
Hassanein, Fatma E A; Alkabazi, Malik; Tassoker, Melek; Ahmed, Yousra; Alsaeed, Suliman; Abou-Bakr, Asmaa; Gamal Almalahy, Hadeel;
Abstract
Diagnosing oral lesions from benign conditions to oral cancer remains challenging due to overlapping visual features and reliance on histopathology. Large language models (LLMs) can integrate textual and visual cues, but their diagnostic accuracy and clinical utility in real decision-making contexts remain uncertain. To systematically evaluate the diagnostic performance, clinical usefulness, and limitations of LLMs in identifying oral lesions.
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| Title | Multimodal large language models for oral lesion diagnosis: a systematic review of diagnostic performance and clinical utility | Authors | Hassanein, Fatma E A; Alkabazi, Malik; Tassoker, Melek; Ahmed, Yousra; Alsaeed, Suliman; Abou-Bakr, Asmaa; Gamal Almalahy, Hadeel | Keywords | artificial intelligence in dentistry; clinical decision support; diagnostic accuracy; large language models; multimodal AI; oral lesions | Issue Date | 2026 | Journal | Frontiers in oral health | ISSN | 2673-4842 | DOI | 10.3389/froh.2026.1748450 | PubMed ID | 41816099 | Scopus ID | 2-s2.0-105032230761 |
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