Imbio leverages automated lung analysis tools to assist in radiological image reading. These tools help to quickly identify and quantify disease while also providing specific measurements of disease severity and progression. NTT Data will integrate Imbio’s lung analysis tools into its Unified Clinical Archive platform, which brings together imaging analytics solutions and artificial intelligence.
NTT Data hopes that these two integrated software solutions will help radiologists with early diagnosis and continuous assessment of patients with chronic diseases. Due to the specificity of the measurements that Imbio’s tools provide, NTT Data also says the technology will help providers drive personalized care decisions.
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