Scientists at the Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago recently detailed their new approach to reducing radiation exposure in Pediatrics. 

It’s part of a suite of solutions from the Chicago-based technology giant, embedded in mobile imaging devices to improve quality. 

The company's Insight CXR Triage tool can detect 10 common image anomalies with up to 99% accuracy.

In many instances, the assistive technology helped less-experienced providers change their image impressions and treatment decisions, experts explained. 

"Radiologists developing convolutional neural networks should recognize and preemptively address this pitfall," experts explained in AJR.

The neural network may best serve as a supportive tool for radiologists assessing sacroiliac joints, researchers said recently.

CAD surpassed three radiologists at identifying two out of seven chest findings, including pulmonary nodules and infectious consolidation, a new study shows.

Claritas claims its product can “significantly” bolster quality without altering images, helping docs diagnose faster and reduce bottlenecks