Viz.ai’s software uses artificial intelligence to analyze CT scans for potential large vessel occlusion strokes.
The technology will help Huntington Hospital to detect LVO strokes more quickly, which can save critical time devoted to diagnosis and treatment of strokes. Once a stroke is identified, the AI system immediately notifies the hospital’s neurovascular specialists who can begin treatment.
“With stroke, time is brain,” said Arbi Ohanian, MD, medical director of Huntington Hospital’s stroke program, according to the report. “…[the technology] truly changes the way that we deliver stroke care which we believe will result in improved outcomes for our patients.”
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