Non-Contact Vascular Access Monitor for Dialysis Earns FDA Breakthrough Designation
The AI-driven optical system is designed for early detection of stenosis in hemodialysis patients and to reduce clinical staff workload.
The AI-driven optical system is designed for early detection of stenosis in hemodialysis patients and to reduce clinical staff workload.
New global findings show cardiac care professionals are optimistic about AI's potential to save time and improve diagnoses, while patients remain cautious.
The new portable systems are designed for a range of clinical applications and feature artificial intelligence and advanced imaging functionalities.
The AI-driven optical system is designed for early detection of stenosis in hemodialysis patients and to reduce clinical staff workload.
The company has now accumulated over 100 authorizations for artificial intelligence in its medical technology portfolio.
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Read MoreThe provider of AI-enabled medical imaging software is now certified under ISO/IEC 42001:2023 for responsible AI management.
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