Source: Virtual Congress 2021 – Imaging in COVID-19



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L. Parolina (Moscow, Russian Federation), V. Efremtsev (Moscow, Russian Federation), N. Efremtsev (Moscow, Russian Federation), E. Teterin (Moscow, Russian Federation), P. Teterin (Moscow, Russian Federation), E. Bazavluk (Moscow, Russian Federation), N. Doctorova (Moscow, Russian Federation). X-ray of the lungs and neural networks: classification of pneumonia and COVID-19. 3247

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