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Qure.ai's AI-driven chest X-ray solution for enhanced lung nodule detection gets USFDA clearance
On Wednesday, Qure.ai, a provider of medical imaging solutions, said that the US health regulator has given their artificial intelligence-enabled X-ray for lung nodule identification the green light. Artificial intelligence (AI) is used by Qure's chest X-ray-based qXR-LN to detect and localise lung nodules, which aids in the identification of possibly malignant pulmonary nodules and advances the fight against lung cancer.
This also marks the 6th USFDA (United States Food and Drug Administration) clearance for Qure's chest X-ray based solutions, the company said.
The qXR for lung nodule is a cutting-edge detection software designed to identify and highlight regions indicative of suspected pulmonary nodules ranging from 6 to 30 mm in size.
Prashant Warier, Co-Founder and CEO of Qure.ai, said the company has already deployed and implemented this solution globally, and the USFDA clearance "marks yet another ground-breaking leap in our pioneering efforts to combat lung cancer".
"Our heightened emphasis on the North American marketplace solidifies our commitment to making a meaningful impact in the fight against this deadly disease and underscores our dedication to advancing healthcare through innovation, providing a transformative solution enhancing the early detection of cancer and ultimately improving patient outcomes," Warier said.
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