BHIO launches AI-powered MRI system, announces four-week free scanning
Bharat Hospital and Institute of Oncology (BHIO) has launched an AI-powered MRI system that reduces scan times significantly. To promote early cancer detection, the hospital is offering free screenings for tobacco users over the next four weeks.
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AI integration in diagnostic imaging improves patient throughput and early detection rates, which is critical for cancer survival.
Bharat Hospital and Institute of Oncology (BHIO) on Monday launched an Artificial Intelligence (AI)-powered Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) system, marking a significant advancement in diagnostic healthcare. Along with introducing the cutting-edge technology, the hospital has announced free MRI screening programme for smokers and tobacco users every Sunday for the next four weeks.
Speaking after launching the MRI at BHIO here, B.S. Ajaikumar, founder and chairman of BHIO, said tobacco consumption is responsible for nearly 35% of head and neck cancers. Emphasising that early detection is key to successful treatment, he said the free non-contrast MRI screening would help identify early abnormalities in the lungs, oral cavity, tongue, and other organs affected by tobacco use.
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