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CT Abdomen Measurements: Can AI Match Clinical Precision? Measure is one of Bionic's core capabilities. Here's how we're transforming organ measurements in CT Abdomen with clinical-grade accuracy. We’ve chosen Mean Squared Error (MSE) as our validation metric because it provides radiologists with a familiar and reliable standard, directly reflecting measurements in cm². Our margin of error is so precise, it’s thinner than the marker on your DICOM Viewer! Model Outcome Liver: • Coronal (CC) Plane: MSE 0.078 cm² Spleen: • Coronal (CC) Plane: MSE 0.114 cm² • Anteroposterior (AP) Plane: MSE 0.053 cm² • Transverse (TR) Plane: MSE 0.177 cm² Right Kidney: • Coronal (CC) Plane: MSE 0.098 cm² • Anteroposterior (AP) Plane: MSE 0.032 cm² Left Kidney: • Coronal (CC) Plane: MSE 0.154 cm² • Anteroposterior (AP) Plane: MSE 0.078 cm² Prostate: • Coronal (CC) Plane: MSE 0.174 cm² • Transverse (TR) Plane: MSE 0.158 cm² • Anteroposterior (AP) Plane: MSE 0.169 cm² Why Automate Measurements? • Radiologists spend 25-30% time on manual measurements • Human measurements show 15-20% variability • Critical for disease progression monitoring • Essential for standardized reporting Our AI has been rigorously tested across 100,000+ real-world studies and maintains <5% measurement variability. #5CNetwork #RadiologyAI #MedicalImaging #HealthTech #Innovation #Bionic 

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Aman Singh Chauhan

Empowering Growth & Innovating Healthcare | AVP Business Development | Teleradiology Sales Strategist & Leadership Expert | Pioneering AI-Driven Radiology Solutions

1mo

Impressive precision! Automating measurements with clinical-grade accuracy is a game-changer for radiologists. Great work!

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