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Study finds AI improves accuracy of stroke prediction by 70% over standard methods

July 6, 2020

By Stacy Lawrence

Elucid Bioimaging Inc.'s Vascucap artificial intelligence-based software analyzes CT angiograms (CTA) to characterize and quantify atherosclerotic plaque to predict a patient’s stroke risk.

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