FTA : >>> The algorithm completed image preprocessing and inference in an average of 1.2 seconds, compared with an average of 177 seconds for radiologists to r

FTA : >>> The algorithm completed image preprocessing and inference in an average of 1.2 seconds, compared with an average of 177 seconds for radiologists to review the images and provide notification of a critical finding, according to the researchers. a few days ago I want to the emergencies at my hospital; got some radiography and a head scan. It took one hour before I could reach the machines to do the radiography and it took 1 hour to get the result because the person who had to interpret the result was not there (it was holidays) and that his job was basically giving a go/no go on me leaving the hospital. AI has clearly no benefit here (even if it's still fascinating). Now I guess that the stuff here could review past CT scans, resubmit them to radiologist who'd re-label them in a better way to build a better learning database...