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First computer-aided detection system gets FDA approval

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QVCAD, a next generation CAD system for automated breast ultrasound, also known as “ABUS,” based on deep learning algorithms, has received FDA approval. Unlike existing CAD systems, which are used as a second read, QVCAD is the first FDA PMA-approved CAD system for concurrent reading. QVCAD presents the CAD results, including a C-thru Navigator image...

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