AuntMinnie.com’s Spring 2022 Virtual Conference
Supporting radiologists, imaging centers, and healthcare systems with better tools to do their best work, join us virtually. Learn about the technologies that are shaping radiology today, and evolving for the future, presented in a unique virtual conference. Topics include Artificial Intelligence (AI), Women’s Health, and more!
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Keynote presentations include:
Wed, March 30 at 1:00 pm EDT
Virtual Presentation
Extending the Value of Radiology from Breast Health to Women’s Health
Like many innovations that have supported better clinical and financial outcomes over the years, artificial intelligence (AI) is making an impact for our industry: reducing reading time, increasing cancer detection, and reducing false positives. AI is also bringing clinicians and specialties together to extend the value of radiology to address the #1 killer of women, heart disease.
In this dynamic presentation, Kevin Harris, President and co-Founder of CureMetrix, will review innovative AI decision support tools for radiology, and will reveal new, national research that shows how leveraging AI to stratify the risk of Coronary Heart Disease (CHD) by detecting and quantifying Breast Arterial Calcifications (BAC) from screening mammograms will benefit imaging centers, healthcare systems, and millions of women in the U.S. and beyond.
The first FDA-cleared AI-based triage solution for mammography in the U.S. Enables radiologists to triage, sort, and prioritize mammography worklists based on suspicious cases that may need immediate attention.
AI-based CAD intended to identify, mark and score regions of interest on screening and diagnostic mammograms – an investigational SaaS.
An AI-based solution for mammography intended to automate the classification of breast density accurately, consistently, and quickly with a high level of confidence – investigational.
Artificial intelligence-based software intended to help doctors find, score, and assess a woman’s risk of coronary heart disease (CHD) from the same mammogram used to identify breast cancer – investigational.
