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A Proposed Framework for an Artificial Intelligence-based Clinical Decision Support System in Dento-Maxillofacial Radiology
Published 2026Artificial intelligence shows promise for automated image analysis in dento-maxillofacial radiology (DMFR), yet few systems reach routine clinical use. This thesis argues that the gap between benchmark performance and ...USyd AccessThesis -
Molecular and Cellular Characterisation of Non-coding Variants in Inherited Heart Disease
Published 2026Genetic variants outside of protein-coding regions of genes, i.e non-coding variants, are increasingly identified to cause inherited diseases. However, the clinical relevance of these variants is challenging to determine ...USyd AccessThesis -
Assessment of pathological features to improve accuracy of diagnosis, classification and prognosis of primary and metastatic melanoma
Published 2026The gold standard for the diagnosis of melanocytic lesions and provision of vital prognostic information for primary melanoma, is microscopic examination by a trained pathologist. When interpreting difficult to diagnose ...USyd AccessThesis -
Investigating uncharacterised epigenetic regulators in the C. elegans germline
Published 2026Epigenetics refers to the molecular signals that control the activation and repression of genes. These signals are important for several biological processes ranging from gametogenesis to development, and to the development ...USyd AccessThesis -
The Characteristics of Jockey and Rider Falls and the Development of a Clinical Trial Protocol to Evaluate the Effect of Fall Safety Training on Injury Severity in Equine Sports
Published 2026People who engage in equestrian sports have a high risk of falling from their horse, which can result in serious injury. The first study was analysis of injury outcomes for riders who fell wearing or not wearing an air ...USyd AccessThesis