Smart telemonitoring, precision pathology, early detection of cancers and more: practical AI applications in healthcare are increasing at a dazzling pace. We also explore how low-field MRI systems benefit patients with implants and claustrophobics, while providing good image quality and low operating costs.
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Article • LVAD patients monitoring
5G and AI: Telemedicine support for chronic heart failure patients
A new research project will embrace the combination of 5G telecommunications technology and AI to offer continuous remote monitoring to seriously ill heart failure patients, for example those with Left Ventricular Assist Devices (LVADs).
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Article • Cardiac care to goWearables in cardiology: from activity monitoring to research supportActivity monitors via phones and bracelets help to assess exercise but experts question which device may really stimulate activity in cardiovascular patients, and which might be best for research? |
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Article • Expanding potentialLow-field MRI: Less is moreCurrently, two opposing trends can be observed in MRI: on the one hand 1.5T scanners are increasingly replaced by 3T scanners for standard clinical MRI applications. On the other hand scanners with lower and even significantly lower field strength ... |
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Article • Imaging with benefitsLow-field MRI: good quality images, few artefacts and high patient comfortLow-field MRI is the flavour of the season after several 1.5T models were launched. The major advantages of this technology are a relatively low purchasing price and operating costs and few artefacts while the image quality is comparable to a 1.5T ... |
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Article • Digital pathologyToday’s tissue for tomorrow’s researchSpecialist biorepositories are helping advance personalised medicine by supporting the availability of human tissue for research using digital pathology techniques. The pivotal role of the Glasgow Tissue Research Facility (GTRF) in making tissue ... |
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Article • Intelligent healthIntroducing AI across the NHSArtificial Intelligence in health and care is being introduced across the UK via a major national project that is already producing a range of innovations. Latest developments were outlined to the online Intelligent Health conference in a headlining ... |
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