Moscow is actively developing a project to create one of the world's largest networks of digital diagnostic devices. This was announced by the Mayor of the city, Sergei Sobyanin, in his Telegram channel.
According to the mayor, more than 1,700 pieces of equipment have already been connected to the network, which is more than 98% of all city installations for computed tomography (CT), magnetic resonance tomography (MRI), mammography, angiography and other medical devices. All images from digital devices are automatically fed into the Unified Radiology Information Service (URS), where they are immediately evaluated by radiologists. Patients, in turn, can view images and descriptions of their exams in their electronic medical record.
This single digital circuit significantly improves the quality and speed of medical diagnostics, as well as allows the introduction of modern services based on artificial intelligence into the practice of Moscow doctors.
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