At this year’s HIMSS conference in Orlando, IBM Watson announced expansions and partnerships centered on its cognitive computing system that will be useful for treating aortic stenosis, according to a recent article form Health Exec.
The cognitive imaging platform will have the ability to review medical data and images that will help providers identify which cases require immediate attention.
“Healthcare organizations are operating in a complex and fluctuating business environment, one in which the insights they need to succeed can be hidden amid an avalanche of disparate and siloed data,” Deborah DiSanzo, general manager of IBM Watson Health, said in a statement.
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