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    AI-assisted Multi-Organ Image Interpretation

    3min
    Andrea Lutz
    Published on February 8, 2019

    Teaser AI-assisted Multi-Organ Image Interpretation
    AI can support chest CT interpretation.

    Chest Imaging Shows Tangible Benefits

    Continuous Improvements

    By Andrea Lutz
    Andrea Lutz is a journalist and business trainer specialized on medical topics, technology, and healthcare IT. She lives in Nuremberg, Germany.

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