Increased AI Presence at RSNA 2019
- Imaging
- 07/08/2019
RSNA have announced Artificial Intelligence (AI) applications will feature prominently at the 105th Scientific Assembly and Annual Meeting being held this December in Chicago.
READ MORERSNA have announced Artificial Intelligence (AI) applications will feature prominently at the 105th Scientific Assembly and Annual Meeting being held this December in Chicago.
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READ MORETaking a medical ‘selfie’ could be key to patient-centred health confirms study from Queensland University of Technology (QUT). Dr. Kara Burns conducted the research as part of her PhD and
READ MOREResearchers from Imperial College London have developed a prototype for a ‘mini’ MRI scanner specifically to fit around a patient’s leg. The proof-of-concept study, published in Magnetic Res
READ MOREResearch presented at the Society of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging's 2019 Annual Meeting draws a strong link between severe obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) and impaired coronary flow reser
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