Few can claim to have done as much to prepare upcoming generations of radiologists for the technological future as Elliot K. Fishman, MD. Dr Fishman is professor of radiology and oncology at The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine and director of Diagnostic Imaging and Body CT at The Johns H

Problem Radiologists are visual people. We're the antithesis of a hematologist - if we can't see it macroscopically, it probably doesn't exist – certainly biased, but a not entirely unreasonable opinion given the strength of current image-based diagnosis. Zeiler and Fergus’  2014 ECCV paper Visuali

Photo credit -  stormotion.io/ By Morris Panner, CEO, Ambra Health We share a lot of pictures - our family, our friends, our pets, and even our food. Sharing photos has become seamless and the face recognition feature offered by Facebook has put powerful algorithms in the hands of millions for free.

Photo Credit: EU2017EE Estonian Presidency British radiologists welcome prime minister’s AI ambitions British prime minister Theresa May announced the government will fund AI for early diagnosis of lung, bowel, prostate and ovarian cancer. In a speech at the Jodrell Bank Centre for Astrophysics in M

Ty Vanchon Imaging Informaticist and Medical Imaging Domain Expert - ORA Informatics “There is no way AI can replace radiologists - at least not in the current healthcare system. Radiologists who use AI will likely surpass radiologists who don't, but even that is down the road. “I hope AI will disru

Dr Vijay M. Rao, RSNA President for 2018 - Photo Credit: Matthew Lester The President of the Radiology Society of North America (RSNA) has called for radiology leaders to combat fear around AI by promoting its benefits. Dr Vijay Rao, who became President of the over 100 years old international socie

Researchers are using artificial intelligence to create high-quality medical images which expose patients to less radiation. Radiologists require high-quality images based on large amounts of data to make accurate diagnoses but acquiring sufficient data means exposing patients to large doses of radi

Joerg Aumueller Siemens Healthineers has developed a portfolio of AI imaging solutions that foster precision medicine by helping automate and standardize routine, as well as complex diagnostics, to meet the needs of every individual patient.   The latest advances in AI open up a wide range of

News and hype surround the field of radiology with headlines around the world purporting that it will be disrupted overnight. Few companies though really have the evidence to back up these claims. A combination of factors have led to this field being a target for innovators including the expansion o