Today, Moscow is applying artificial intelligence technologies in…
Today, Moscow is applying artificial intelligence technologies in radiological diagnostics across 45 clinical specialties. A new AI service for radiological diagnostics has begun operating in Moscow.
Consensus
- Moscow has launched its 70th AI service for radiological diagnostics.
- The new AI service automates the construction of angles on X-ray images.
- The technology assists doctors in detecting hip joint dysplasia in children.
- The final diagnostic conclusion is still made by a physician based on clinical data.
- AI tools are currently used across 45 clinical directions in Moscow's radiological diagnostics.
- AI helps analyze medical images, sort studies, and speed up report preparation.
Points of divergence
- The service is specifically designed to help identify joint diseases in children by accurately building angles and assessing bone relationships for developmental abnormalities. — ntv
- The AI performs coxometry on X-ray images, which is a specific method used to assess hip joint development. — vm
- The Center for Diagnostics and Telemedicine monitors the quality of AI services using a maturity matrix available on mosmed.ai. — ntv
- AI does not possess clinical reasoning, cannot see the patient as a whole, and is not responsible for diagnostic decisions. — vm
Coverage (2 sources)
- AI will help Moscow doctors detect joint diseases in children — НТВ Москва
- Anastasia Rakova Announces Launch of 70th AI Service for Radiological Diagnostics in the Capital — Вечерняя Москва