 07-Mar-18, ET Healthworld 

Radiology is the first line of diagnosis for most diseases, and doctors are increasingly relying on radiology imaging, such as CT Scans, MRIs and X-rays to diagnose disease and create treatment regimens for patients. In India, artificial intelligence shows promise by bringing healthcare and radiology to the inaccessible areas.

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For example, TB patients in rural India must walk kilometers to reach a public health center. AI can substantially change the way these patients are treated by automatically reading a chest X-ray in real-time and giving the feedback to the physician, who can then immediately start a treatment regimen.

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