AI leads to greater confidence in diagnostic imaging
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Published on January 21, 2020
High-end devices in outpatient care? For Professor Ralf Bauer, a partner at RNS Gemeinschaftspraxis in Wiesbaden, high diagnostic quality is an essential precondition for any applications in radiology, including the use of artificial intelligence.
Focusing on the heart
Ralf Bauer expects that AI applications will make diagnoses more consistent.
Equipped for artificial intelligence
RNS Gemeinschaftspraxis acquired the Dual Source CT scanner SOMATOM Force to expand their cardiac imaging.
“AI applications will allow us to diagnose patients faster, more consistently, and with fewer errors, so we stand to gain not only time but also confidence – confidence in the robustness of the diagnosis and time to talk to the patient.”
Prof. Ralf Bauer, partner at RNS Gemeinschaftspraxis Wiesbaden
Greater confidence thanks to artificial intelligence
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