Ellie Baker

CARPL.ai has partnered with Philips, integrating CARPL.ai's AI orchestration platform with Philips' Enterprise Imaging Solution (Vue PACS) across Brazil's healthcare system.

April has been another month full of exciting announcements in the medical imaging AI market.

March has been a great month, bringing with it new partnerships, deals and studies providing both clinical and health-economic evidence.

Medical imaging AI is increasingly included within radiology IT tenders, with imaging IT vendors needing to address how the integration of AI image analysis tools into the workflow will be achieved.

Find out what the biggest AI in medical imaging trends were at ECR 2024, and what was new at this year’s congress in this insight written by Ellie Baker.

I'll be travelling to Vienna in a few hours ahead of #ECR. I'm sure the next few days will be packed with news of product launches, partnerships and technological innovations but in the meantime, here's my round-up for February so far.

Most commercially successful vendors within the medical imaging AI market have targeted the image analysis component of the radiology chain (see figure below). This is unsurprising, as image analysis represents the proportion of the chain where most clinical impact can be asserted, opening the doors to impacting clinical guidelines, gaining reimbursement and improving patient outcomes.

It has been an exciting start to 2024 for vendors within the medical imaging AI market, with a plethora of new announcements.

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