Artificial Intelligence

Here's how artificial intelligence is improving medical imaging

Artificial intelligence effectively works like “virtual contrasts” to replace conventional intravenous contrasts.

Artificial intelligence effectively works like “virtual contrasts” to replace conventional intravenous contrasts. Image: Unsplash/Irwan Iwe

Dr Qiang Zhang
Scientist, Radcliffe Department of Medicine
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Development of artificial intelligence VNE in detecting heart muscle scars for two different heart diseases.
Development of artificial intelligence VNE in detecting heart muscle scars for two different heart diseases. Image: University of Oxford
Background of IV contrasts of MRI, and the emerging new era of artificial intelligence “virtual contrasts”.
Background of IV contrasts of MRI, and the emerging new era of artificial intelligence “virtual contrasts”. Image: University of Oxford
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