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FDA Clears Software to Notify Specialists When CT Scan Suggests Stroke

Posted: 02/14/2018
Author:
Nicole Lou, Contributing Writer, MedPage Today
News Articles 2018

Artificial intelligence jumps ahead of standard review to mobilize team

Viz.AI Contact software that provides artificial intelligence-assisted stroke detection for CT scans and automatically notifies neurovascular specialists by text message got U.S. marketing approval from the FDA, the agency announced.

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