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AI medical imaging analysis helps South Korean company diagnose brain conditions
By 09:20 am July 22, 2024

According to Heuron CEO Myung-Jin Shin, the company's AI software can identify hemorrhages and assess stroke severity in under three minutes by analyzing a single scan. The company claims to be the first to diagnose Parkinson's via MRI.

 

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