Scanning on wheels — the benefits of mobile imaging
by John R. Fischer, Senior Reporter | July 05, 2021
Mobile Imaging
From the July 2021 issue of HealthCare Business News magazine
For any mobile imaging operation, workflow is key and will depend on increased wireless network capabilities and 5G, says NeuroLogica’s Webster. This will enable results to be transferred quicker to radiologists, who will play more of a role as supervisors of AI and deep learning solutions that will read and interpret scans and send them back to patients within seconds of the scan being completed.
“We can move people from diagnosis to procedure a lot quicker. Hospitals would like that too because it saves them time. I think that’s going to be the biggest thing in the future,” he said.
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For any mobile imaging operation, workflow is key and will depend on increased wireless network capabilities and 5G, says NeuroLogica’s Webster. This will enable results to be transferred quicker to radiologists, who will play more of a role as supervisors of AI and deep learning solutions that will read and interpret scans and send them back to patients within seconds of the scan being completed.
“We can move people from diagnosis to procedure a lot quicker. Hospitals would like that too because it saves them time. I think that’s going to be the biggest thing in the future,” he said.
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