In 2024, at the order of Russian President Vladimir Putin
In 2024, at the order of Russian President Vladimir Putin, a digital platform named 'MosMedAI' was created for the remote analysis of radiological studies using artificial intelligence services.
Consensus
- Moscow's 'MosMedII' platform uses artificial intelligence to analyze medical imaging scans.
- The platform was launched in 2024 following a directive from President Vladimir Putin.
- 2,500 medical organizations across 75 Russian regions use the platform.
- The platform processes about 1.4 million imaging studies per month, with 80% coming from regions.
- The platform handles over 18 million studies since its launch.
- Each AI-generated diagnosis is verified by a human doctor before finalization.
- The use of AI has reduced initial analysis time from several days to five minutes.
- Moscow's Center for Diagnostics and Telemedicine is a key hub for AI implementation in healthcare.
- Mikhail Murashko, Russia's Minister of Health, and Moscow Mayor Sergey Sobyanin visited the center.
- A video conference was held with regional leaders from Krasnodar Krai, Nizhny Novgorod Oblast, Tyumen Oblast, and Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug.
- The platform offers 18 AI services for interpreting CT scans, X-rays, fluorography, and mammograms.
- Most AI algorithms can detect up to 14 types of pathologies on a single scan.
Points of divergence
- The World Health Organization proposed including the Moscow Center for Diagnostics and Telemedicine in an international consortium of around 20 universities and research organizations. — ntv
- The Moscow project for early detection of cardiovascular disease using neural networks received a UN award. — ntv
- The WHO proposed involving Moscow experts in WHO work on computer vision. — ntv
- The exhibition 'Art of the Stage. Academic Painting' will open on September 10 at VDNH, featuring around 200 rare artworks from 32 museums across 12 cities. — vm
- The platform currently offers 18 specialized AI services for analyzing CT, X-ray, fluorography, and mammography. — riamo
- The platform offers 18 AI services, but does not specify the types of imaging. — tg_mosrutop
- The platform offers 18 AI services and can detect up to 14 pathologies per scan. — tg_mos_sobyanin
Coverage (8 sources)
- WHO proposed expanding cooperation with Moscow in the field of medical AI — НТВ Москва
- «The last word for the doctor»: how AI helps doctors across Russia make accurate diagnoses — Вечерняя Москва
- Sobyanin: Moscow AI services process a quarter of all medical X-rays in Russia — РИАМО
- Moscow makes a significant contribution to the development of the quality of medical care in Russia and the acceleration of the digital transformation of healthcare throughout the country — Город Москва
- Moscow makes a significant contribution to the quality of medical care for Russian citizens and the acceleration of digital transformation of healthcare all... — Мэр Москвы Сергей Собянин
- Sobyanin: Moscow AI services process 25% of all medical images in Russia — НТВ Москва
- Moscow digital platform helps doctors in regions get new knowledge — Вечерняя Москва
- Sobyanin: more than 18 million studies from all of Russia processed via 'MosMedII' — Москва 24
Key entities
- Russia
- Moscow
- Sergei Sobyanin
- Mikhail Muromtsev
- Center for Diagnostics and Telemedicine
- Vladimir Putin
- MosMedII
- MER
- Geneva
- Government
- Max
- WHO
- Ministry of Health
- Petrovka
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