By MedImaging International staff writers Posted on 14 Oct 2020 Image: Novel AI algorithms power the Voluson SWIFT OB/GYN ultrasound scanner (Photo courtesy of GE Healthcare) A new OB/GYN ultrasound scanner includes artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms that support auto-recognition, high image quality, and efficiency features. The GE Healthcare (GE; Little Chalfont, United Kingdom) Voluson SWIFT ultrasound system includes an embedded AI platform that features SonoLyst, a fully integrated AI tool with a suite of image recognition tools that automatically identify fetal anatomy in over 20 standard views. A scan assistant tool reduces patient scan times by 45% through simplified workflow and personal protocol customization. SonoBiometry measurements, which are 38% faster than in previous platforms, add three measurements that increase system automation by 60%; Additional features include SonoCNS, part of GE’s Edison intelligence platform, that reduces keystrokes for capturing fetal central nervous system (CNS) planes and measurements by 78%; Tricefy, ...
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