AI radiology firm Synapsica expands PACS offering to more Indian cities
AI radiology reporting company Synapsica has partnered with GenWorks Health, a healthcare solutions provider backed by Wipro GE Healthcare, to bring its picture archiving and communication system (PACS) to more cities across India.
Its Radiolens radiology workflow solution automatically detects bad quality scans and creates preliminary reports for most common modalities. It also provides AI-driven quantitative and qualitative actionable insights.
Through this partnership, access to the radiology product will become available in over 300 tier 2 and 3 cities and towns, such as Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh, West Bengal, and Chennai.
Synapsica is helping solve the shortage of radiologists in India whose number currently stands at around 10,000 per billion population. That, coupled with the rising demand for radiology reporting, causes a strain in radiologists’ time in screening reports, leading to “insufficient” and “incorrect” reporting at times.
Thus Radiolens assists radiologists by automating several tasks in their workflow while offering “greater insights for a more objective outcome”.
“We are confident that GenWorks, with their deep network, will take our solution to healthcare providers in tier 2 and 3 cities and towns across the country and enable us to help these hospitals and diagnostic labs generate high-quality radiology reports,” Synapsica co-founder and CEO Meenakshi Singh said.
South Korean AI medical imaging startup unveils CT denoising solution
ClariPi, an AI medical imaging startup from South Korea, has introduced an AI-powered low-dose CT denoising solution, along with its other new AI imaging products.
Trained with over a million images, ClariCT.AI clears image noise with a “substantially reduced” radiation dose.
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