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This sounds like it might be applicable in the near future - the regulatory barriers to a system that checks if you've missed any areas are probably far lower t
by Jabbles 6y ago
This sounds like it might be applicable in the near future - the regulatory barriers to a system that checks if you've missed any areas are probably far lower than any kind of tool that provides an actual diagnosis.
- epmaybe 6y agoThis really resonates with where I feel a lot of these systems are headed first. Having a system that aids the reader/user or augments their own abilities are far more palatable to a system with tons of regulation. Imagine a chest xray scanner that highlights places that are typically missed by radiologists, or enhances the opacities in that area. If I'm not mistaken, philips or siemens have a program that does just that.