Every minute counts when bleeding is suspected inside the skull, and Sarat Kumar Sanamandra of Singapore General Hospital shares how AI is helping clinicians act sooner.
It processes about 50 head scans daily, with 10% showing acute bleeding. Singapore General Hospital Pte. Ltd. (SGH) has cut the time needed to report suspected brain bleeding on CT scans to less than 30 minutes from as long as an hour using artificial intelligence (AI), letting doctors make treatment decisions sooner.
“Radiologists can now complete reporting in under 30 minutes, compared with 30 minutes to an hour without AI,” Sarat Kumar Sanamandra, a senior consultant in the Department of Neuroradiology at SGH and the National Neuroscience Institute, said in an emailed reply to questions…
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