In St. Petersburg Federal Research Center of the Russian Academy of Sciences (SPC RAS), in collaboration with scientists from the National Medical Research Center (NMIC) named after Almazov, software was developed to detect hematomas in the brain using computed tomography (CT) scans, SPC RAS reported.
The research center explained that the software is an application that helps doctors quickly identify chronic subdural hematomas.
The program supports the doctor's decision-making and allows monitoring changes in the volume of chronic hematoma.
Diagnosing a hematoma takes a lot of time for doctors, because due to its characteristics, it requires careful analysis and accuracy. The neural network, trained on 4,000 CT scans of patients, does this many times faster. Based on the information received, the doctor can prescribe treatment.
Clinical trials have shown that the developed application allows analyzing brain CT scans on average 7 times faster.
The project was implemented as part of a cooperation agreement between SPC RAS and NMIC named after Almazov. In the future, the use of a neural network for assessing CT scans will be introduced into medical practice.
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