Advanced CAD Tool Could Change the Face of Imaging
There is a group of Japanese researchers who have been working for years on an advanced CAD tool that coulod significantly change the face of medical imaging. Their tool, called "navigation-based intelligent computer-aided diagnosis" or NavI-CAD, is designed to be able to navigate the entire inside of the body for the purpose of offering high-quality 3D imaging. This will provide more thorough examination of the body and will offer more answers to doctors seeking information about their patients.
The tool is not yet ready to be released to the market. This is a highly complex multi-purpose imaging tool which has already taken a significant amount of time to be developed and which requires more time to be complete. However, it's well on its way to becoming a reality for the medical world. When it does, it may significantly improve imaging results for everything from lung cancer detection to colon cancer screening.
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Question of the Day: How long will it be before this advanced CAD imaging tool is available for use by doctors in the U.S.?photo link
