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The technological partner of the state corporation Rostec, the company NtechLab, and the Republic of Chuvashia will cooperate in the field of diagnostics of brain diseases based on artificial intelligence technologies.

The agreement provides for the piloting of artificial intelligence-based products for diagnosing brain diseases NtechMed CT Brain, as well as the use of advanced digital solutions in the field of creating a comfortable and safe urban environment, modernizing transport infrastructure, and increasing the efficiency of processes in construction and housing and communal services.

based on artificial intelligence uganda whatsapp resource aimed at improving the quality of life in the regions. From public safety to healthcare, industrial production and agriculture. Our products are easily and quickly deployed on the customer's existing infrastructure," said Alexey Palamarchuk, CEO of Ntech Lab.

According to the head of Chuvashia Oleg Nikolaev, the planned cooperation will make it possible to establish intelligent video surveillance systems, including the organization of its test-pilot zone with a demonstration of the company's new solutions for building smart and safe cities, as well as the development and operation of the hardware and software complex "Safe City".

"We have been actively using artificial intelligence technologies in medicine since 2021. Voice assistants are used when registering for vaccinations and doctor's appointments. In 2023, we introduced "computer vision" technology in radiation diagnostics - fluorography, mammography, radiography and computed tomography - this allows us to reduce the doctor's time spent on analyzing studies by at least half, and increase the accuracy of diagnostics," the head of Chuvashia said.

He added that a system of support for medical decision-making aimed at disease prevention and identification of risk factors has been introduced into the work of primary care physicians as part of the development of the digital circuit. Artificial intelligence links the results of clinical studies with the data of a specific patient, generates electronic prompts and draws the doctor's attention to patients at high risk of developing and progressing diseases. Thanks to the system, the need for manual extraction of information data is eliminated and the doctor has more time to communicate with the patient.

As Oleg Nikolaev noted, Chuvashia is one of the leading regions in the digitalization of the healthcare industry. For example, residents of the republic have the opportunity to download medical documents in the patient's personal account on the State Services portal. All departments of medical organizations work in a single information system. In rural paramedic stations, patients have the opportunity to receive a remote consultation with a specialist doctor via telemedicine.