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               radiology and AI has the potential to revolutionize ICC management, leading to improved patient outcomes
               and personalized treatment strategies. However, continued research, collaboration, and careful
               consideration of ethical and data security issues are essential to successfully translate AI-based tools into
               clinical practice.


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               Contributed significantly to the creation of this manuscript: Afyouni S, Borhani A, Mohseni A, Mirza-
               Aghazadeh-Attari M, Madani SP, Shahbazian H, Zandieh G, Pawlik TM, Kamel IR

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