Thai Startup Uses AI to Read Brain CT Scans, Helping Detect Stroke Signs
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Thai startup company Dosy Health has developed an artificial intelligence (AI) system that helps read brain CT scans to detect signs of stroke. The system builds on research from Mahidol University and Thammasat University.
Dosy Health's system can screen for four stroke-related signs in a single platform: bleeding in the brain, blood clots blocking blood vessels, and brain tissue suffering from lack of blood supply. It relies primarily on data from brain CT images. Screening several conditions within one system allows users to view complete analysis results in a single session.
Stroke is an emergency condition that requires prompt treatment. Obtaining test results quickly is therefore important for physicians' decision-making. The use of AI to analyze medical images is an approach developed to support the work of medical professionals.
This news illustrates the development of medical research from Thai universities into commercial technology. However, details about the actual deployment of the system in hospitals, and certification from relevant agencies, are not specified in this report.
Sources: Thairath.co.th
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