Cases

COMMERCIAL PROJECT:

“SCANDINAVIA” CLINIC CHAIN

In 2021, Botkin.AI, together with “Scandinavia” clinic chain has conducted a retrospective reevaluation of thorax CT scans of COVID-19 patients (the clinic was working in a constant state of emergency back then).

The pandemic had really taken its toll on the medical personnel: the patient influx and the workload was astounding. As such, the odds of missing a developing cancer were at their highest, especially in the early stages. In order to minimize the chances of tumors being missed, we organized a retrospective review of CT-scans of COVID-19 patients.

COMMERCIAL PROJECT:

RETROSPECTIVE ANALYSIS, NIZHNY NOVGOROD

One of the key commercial projects in 2021 is a retrospective revision of covid CT scans from the archive of the Nizhny Novgorod Regional Clinical Oncology Dispensary. Thousands of CT scans of the chest organs have been taken throughout the pandemic in the region. High workload of doctors, difficult working conditions in the red zone affected the effectiveness of pathology detection. Therefore, it was decided to re-examine the array of images using artificial intelligence technologies to detect lung cancer. The initiator of the project was the biopharmaceutical company AstraZeneca, which together with Botkin.AI implements projects in different regions of Russia, Brazil and Egypt.

PILOT PROJECT:

YAMAL-NENETS AUTONOMOUS REGION

In 2018, Botkin joined the pilot project "Implementation of artificial intelligence systems" in the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Region. Botkin.AI platform has been integrated with the central archive of medical images of the region to obtain medical CT scans of the chest organs. Artificial intelligence technologies have been used to retrospectively revise medical images to find missed cancer cases. Eight state medical institutions of the region participated in the project.
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