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AI-assisted eye screening begins at GGH in Guntur

AI-assisted eye screening begins at GGH in Guntur
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The Andhra Pradesh government has launched an AI-assisted screening pilot project for diabetic retinopathy at the Government General Hospital in Guntur. The initiative uses the Madhunetra app to analyze retinal images, allowing for diagnosis even in facilities without specialist doctors.

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This technology significantly expands access to specialized eye care in underserved areas, potentially preventing blindness through early detection.

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As part of its efforts to increase the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in healthcare services, the Department of Health, Medical Education and Family Welfare on Wednesday launched AI-assisted screening for diabetic retinopathy at the Government General Hospital (GGH), Guntur, under a pilot project that will later be extended to two other government hospitals in the State.

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