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AI and STROKE: Evidence on Software Performance in a Real-world Setting
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Jun 26, 2025, 13:17

AI and STROKE: Evidence on Software Performance in a Real-world Setting

Stroke AHA/ASA Journal recently posted on X:

”STROKE: This topical review by Aziz et al. on automated vessel occlusion software discusses emerging evidence of their utility, underlying algorithms, real-world diagnostic performance, and limitations | AHAJournals”

AI and STROKE: Evidence on Software Performance in a Real-world Setting

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AI‑Powered Stroke Assessment – sounds promising, right?

But aren’t you surprised by the lack of data on how the software actually works, who is using it, and where the evidence of its utility in a real‑world setting is?

Here come Yasmin N. Aziz, Department of Neurology and Rehabilitation Medicine, University of Cincinnati, et al. to clear the dust from your eyes with a brilliant educational review of automated vessel occlusion software.

 

More updates on the use of AI and deep learning in medicine are coming in Hemostasis Today.

Artificial Intelligence Bleeding and Thrombosis Deep learning Hematology Hemostasis Today Ischemic stroke Stroke AHA/ASA Vessel occlusion Yasmin N. Aziz
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