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clinical study

Clinical use of Aidoc “Always-On AI”: Does it help increase radiologists’ efficiency and improve patient care?

Materials & Methods

The FDA-cleared ICH-detection AI solution, based on a convolutional neural network, analyzed all technically adequate CT brain exams performed at Alfred Health between Oct. 2019 and Nov. 2019. An independent radiologist retrospectively second-read all CT scans and reports in this timeframe to confirm ICH presence. The independent radiologist then reviewed the output of the AI solution for True/False-Positives/Negatives.

Results

1,269 CT brain scans were analyzed by the AI solution. The independent radiologist confirmed that 184 were ICH-positive and 1,085 were ICH-negative. The sensitivity and specificity of the AI solution were 90.8% (n=167 TP) and 97.2% (n=1,055 TN), respectively. The PPV and NPV were 84.8% and 98.4%, respectively.

Conclusions

The AI solution has high sensitivity, specificity and PPV and helps drives the prioritization of positive cases in turn leading to increased efficiency and reliability. Increased efficiency in prioritization of positive cases has shown to improve patient outcomes.

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Marlee Ravid

<p>Marlee Ravid brings over a decade of experience in content marketing, communications and customer engagement to her role as Customer Marketing Manager at Aidoc.</p> <p>She strategically executes innovative programs that amplify the leadership of both Aidoc and its customers, helping to position them as visionaries in healthcare. Having been with Aidoc since its early days, Ravid has worked closely with leadership to build and implement comprehensive marketing strategies, from content development to demand generation and brand awareness.</p> <p>She holds a bachelor’s degree from Georgia State University and a master’s degree from Tel Aviv University.</p>

Heather Cmiel

<p>Heather Cmiel is an accomplished marketing and communications leader with a proven track record of driving business results using integrated marketing, brand and communications strategies combined with execution excellence. She currently serves as the Vice President of Brand and Communications at Aidoc.</p> <p>Cmiel previously led marketing communications for the Medical Solutions Division at 3M Health Care, now Solventum. Her extensive experience also includes key roles at Bellmont Partners, Weber Shandwick and Maccabee Group.</p> <p>She holds a master’s degree in communication from Purdue University, and is an adjunct professor at the University of St. Thomas. Cmiel is an accredited member of the Public Relations Society of America (PRSA), and is a past president of the Minnesota PRSA chapter.</p>