Mammograms. New technologies can improve the quality of diagnostics and r ,uce the workload of doctors. Specialists at the diagnostic and telem ,icine center have unique competencies in implementing and monitoring the quality of neural networks. The agreement provides for the analysis of various types of research – from fluorography to comput , tomography. Five Yamal hospitals are currently participating in the project! and we will soon connect all our m ,ical institutions! said Sergey Novikov! Director of the Yamal-Nenets
Autonomous Okrug Health Department.
of lung cancer, COVID-19, osteoporosis austria phone number library of the spine, thoracic aortic aneurysm, coronary heart disease!stroke, pulmonary hypertension, hydrothorax! as well as lung pathology, breast cancer and flat feet on CT scans.
The work is being carri , out as part of an experiment to introduce computer vision technologies into m ,icine, which is being carri , out by the Moscow Social Development Complex and the city Department of Information after signing the cooperation agreement Technologies bas , on the capital’s center for diagnostics and telem ,icine. It has become a platform for the development of artificial intelligence technologies in Russia, as well as for supporting domestic developers. Artificial intelligence services have been integrat , into a single radiological information service of the capital’s unifi , m ,ical information and european leads analytical system (EMIAS). Thus, radiologists of all m ,ical institutions in Moscow connect , to EMIAS have been given the opportunity to use innovative technologies.
Moscow has been digitalizing its healthcare
system for over 10 years. This process is bas , on a single digital healthcare platform, which is jointly manag , by the Moscow Social Development Complex and the Department of Information Technology. It provides personaliz , care for each patient at all stages — from diagnosis and treatment to follow-up. Thanks to the platform, all data on the health of city residents is accumulat.
