Proven Radiology AI

״ To err is human, especially if the radiologist is called at 3 o’clock at night - this is where Aidoc really comes in - it helps us make those important decisions. ״

״ Our training is becoming much better because the residents are trained to see more things. And quality is much better because abnormalities are brought to their attention immediately. ״

" Yet this combination of radiologist and machine allowed us to detect additional true intracranial hemorrhages. This has the potential to set the bar on patient outcomes and patient safety – the combination of people and machines is so much better than people on their own and the use of AI can truly transform how we deliver patient care and radiologist support. "

" Every case represents an individual and their families, and Aidoc gives our 300-plus radiologists tools that will help them detect critical findings, which can save lives. AI is the new frontier in diagnosis, and with Aidoc's AI we will provide the safest reporting solution possible. "

״ One of our oncologic patient’s lives was saved thanks to Aidoc’s notification and our radiologists' quick action. The patient underwent a routine chest CT with IV contrast that would only be read in the next couple of days. Aidoc set a priority and there was an incidental PE. We spoke with the clinician and the patient immediately and triaged her to the hospital to be treated – from days to minutes. ״

״ With the evidence I've seen - in the not so distant future, it will almost be unthinkable to practice radiology without the assistance of solutions like Aidoc. ״

״ Aidoc deployment could not have been easier. It was only a few hours from start to finish. Their knowledgeable staff took me from setup, to completion in one easy remote session. We were sending data for analysis the same day. ״

״ Incorporating AI into our workflow process enables our physicians to expedite care for our most critical patients. The integration of Aidoc was fast and seamless, and the results were witnessed almost immediately. In one month alone, Aidoc flagged 77 patients with acute intracranial hemorrhage."