AI scours a million scans to spot what doctors might miss
NCT ID NCT04579237
Summary
This research study aims to develop better computer software to help radiologists detect and diagnose diseases from medical images like CT and MRI scans. Researchers will use artificial intelligence to analyze over a million existing, anonymous patient scans from the NIH's archives, dating back to 1953. The goal is to create tools that can assist doctors by highlighting potential problems, modeling anatomy, and tracking disease changes over time.
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National Institutes of Health Clinical Center
Bethesda, Maryland, 20892, United States
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