AI Tools Partner with Radiologists to Enhance Brain Aneurysm Diagnosis

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A new study suggests AI-assisted CT scans could help radiologists detect 39% more brain aneurysm cases. Image for illustration purposes
A new study suggests AI-assisted CT scans could help radiologists detect 39% more brain aneurysm cases. Image for illustration purposes

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A brain aneurysm is a weakened area in the wall of a blood vessel in the brain that can bulge outward. Unruptured brain aneurysms are relatively common, although many cause no symptoms and are discovered incidentally.

An artificial intelligence (AI) algorithm increased aneurysm detection, identifying 55 true-positive brain aneurysms that radiologists had missed, representing a 39% relative increase in detection

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