Intermountain Health Implements AI Imaging System for Breast Cancer Surgery
The health system is the first in the US to commercially use the technology to help surgeons identify microscopic cancer in real-time.
The health system is the first in the US to commercially use the technology to help surgeons identify microscopic cancer in real-time.
The acquisition positions the company with a suite of AI-powered breast cancer image interpretation and workflow solutions.
The acquisition will unite AI-powered cancer detection and workflow solutions focused on improving the accuracy and early detection of breast cancer.
The health system is the first in the US to commercially use the technology to help surgeons identify microscopic cancer in real-time.
FDA-approved for diagnostic use as an adjunct to mammography, the Invenia Automated Breast Ultrasound System (ABUS) from GE Healthcare was recently installed at two Virginia hospitals.
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