Artificial intelligence (AI) continues to make a major impact on medical imaging, particularly in computer-aided cancer detection. Multiple studies have demonstrated that using AI-based computer-aided detection (CAD) for mammography significantly improves radiologists’ ability to detect breast cancers[1] and reduces the number of false positives recalled for unnecessary screening[2].
Topics: radiology, AI, breast cancer, mammogram, cmTriage, artificial intelligence, mammography, screening, CAD, AI-CAD, Machine Learning, breast cancer awareness, RSNA, AI Mammogram
Well-respected Radiologist Brings Over Three Decades of Experience to AI-Focused Global Health Technology Company.
La Jolla, California, December, 2020 — CureMetrix, Inc., a global healthcare technology company that develops AI-driven software for radiology, today announced that Marie Tartar, MD, an accomplished diagnostic radiologist and breast imaging specialist with over three decades of experience, will join the company as Vice President of Medical Affairs.
Topics: radiology, AI, breast cancer, mammogram, cmTriage, artificial intelligence, mammography, screening, CAD, AI-CAD, Deep Learning, Machine Learning, breast cancer awareness
Putting Radiologists in the Driver’s Seat. Enter the AI Test Drive to Win an eBike.
Topics: radiology, AI, breast cancer, mammogram, cmTriage, artificial intelligence, mammography, screening, CAD, AI-CAD, Deep Learning, Machine Learning
None of us could have anticipated the COVID-19 pandemic, and due to the pause on screenings, millions of mammograms have been deferred.
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COVID 19 and Radiology: There's Never Been a Better Time for AI
The COVID 19 pandemic has already overwhelmed our healthcare system, creating a ripple effect that puts additional strain on radiologists—and this will have serious impacts on breast cancer patient outcomes. In order to enforce social distancing and preserve resources for critically ill coronavirus patients, many imaging centers have put routine scheduled screening mammograms on hold for now. However, this means that those imaging centers will soon have to deal with the challenge of managing backlogs, keeping up with patient demand and ensuring accuracy in diagnosis at the same time.
Topics: radiology, mammogram, cmTriage, covid19, cmAssist, artificial intelligence, mammography