Telemedicine Clinic (TMC), the teleradiology unit of leading European diagnostics group Unilabs, is rolling out Aidoc’s radiology AI solution across its network, ensuring the highest quality of diagnosis for TMC patients around the world.
“Every case represents an individual and their families, and Aidoc gives our 300-plus radiologists tools that will help them detect critical findings, which can save lives,” said Henrik Agrell, CEO of TMC. “AI is the new frontier in diagnosis, and with Aidoc’s AI we will provide the safest reporting solution possible.”
TMC provides 24/7 teleradiology reporting services to more than 100 public service hospitals and local health authorities in Europe.
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The AI triage solution augments the skill and experience of trained medical staff by sifting through CT images, automatically identifying critical findings such as intracranial hemorrhages. Extensive trial runs on the TMC datasets have shown high accuracy and ease of use.
For specific conditions, like pulmonary embolisms, the Aidoc AI solution can also ensure that those patients most in need are dealt with first. Apart from improving patient care, that also helps TMC’s radiologists manage their workloads, and this will become even more important as imaging volumes surge in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic.
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“If we have learnt anything from these uncertain times it is that you have to be prepared for the unexpected,” said Elad Walach, Aidoc’s CEO “At a time when telemedicine is becoming increasingly important, Aidoc is delighted to be working with TMC, true pioneers in teleradiology, and we are proud to arm their team with AI that will prepare them for unexpected, time-critical cases.”
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