Radiology's big event is still underway at McCormick Place in Chicago, but at this point, most of the Radiological Society of North American (RSNA) news and product unveilings have already taken place.

It has been a week of artificial intelligence (AI) powered unveilings and lively discussions about everything from opportunistic imaging to theranostics and reimbursement. Although attendees may disagree about the biggest individual announcements, they seem to agree that the congress as a whole was livelier and better attended than it had been in recent years.

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DeepHealth enters major partnerships
RadNet, the national network of nearly 400 outpatient imaging centers, introduced attendees to its AI subsidiary DeepHealth at last year's RSNA meeting. This year, DeepHealth was in the middle of high profile partnerships with multiple imaging OEMs.

Just prior to the show, GE HealthCare announced a strategic partnership incorporating DeepHealth's SmartMammo workflow and clinical solution into its Senographe Pristina mammography system. This arrangement also provided for the development of new AI solutions to address imaging workflow challenges.

A few days later, Siemens Healthineers announced its own arrangement with DeepHealth, this one focused on integrating AI into ultrasound workflows. By combining the Acuson Sequoia ultrasound system with DeepHealth’s SmartSonography platform, the partnership takes aim at operational inefficiencies in ultrasound in an effort to improve diagnostic accuracy, and elevate patient care.

DeepHealth’s core product is DeepHealth OS, a cloud-native AI-powered operating system that unifies data across clinical and operational workflows. It is supplemented by SmartTechnology modules, like the ones in the OEM partnerships.

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