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The technology, developed by researchers at University College London and Barts Heart Centre, uses AI to analyze MRI scans and accurately diagnose patients.
In response, the British Heart Foundation described the technology as “revolutionary”, and some believe it could allow doctors to spend more time with a backlog of patients that has grown over the years. recently.
Consultant cardiologist Dr Rhodri Davies said: “Our new AI reads complex heart scans at record speed, analyzing the structure and function of a patient’s heart with greater accuracy than ever before. .
“The beauty of this technology is that it replaces doctors having to spend countless hours analyzing scans by hand.”
Source: | This article first appeared on Express.co.uk
