The technology has been developed by at the University of the West of Scotland. And utilises x-rays to compare scans with a database of images
I'm James MacDonald with news that Artificial intelligence which automatically diagnoses lung disease could help to ease winter pressure on hospitals. The technology has been developed by at the University of the West of Scotland, and utilises x-rays to compare scans with a database of images. It then uses an algorithm to make a diagnosis in minutes. During the testing phase, this technique was found to be around 98% accurate. It is now hoped this technology can be used to help relieve winter strain on hospital departments with quick and accurate detection. For more care news stay with us here at Care Radio.
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