DOTmed November 4, 2024
Artificial intelligence is already disrupting many aspects of our lives, and you don’t need to work in an imaging facility to know a transformation in radiology is well underway.
As it stands today, the FDA lists 950 AI- and machine learning-enabled devices that are cleared for commercialization. These tools can do everything from detect cardiovascular abnormalities on CT scans to assist nonspecialists in acquiring diagnostic-quality ultrasound images — but there’s a problem: only a small fraction are eligible for reimbursement.
“If we take those AI algorithms that are approved today, you can count on your two hands the number that actually have any form of reimbursement associated with them,” said Peter Shen, head of digital and automation – North America...
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