The principal reason for applying AI to assess pulmonary vasculature from a CT scan, by differentiating between arterial and venous volume distribution is to uncover new insights into pulmonary vascular disease, underlying disease mechanisms, and treatment response. Emerging studies show that precise phenotyping of the pulmonary vasculature can help identify specific disease subtypes, potentially leading to more informed treatment decisions and more effective patient monitoring. Our expectation is that AV phenotyping will have the most noteworthy benefits in detecting pulmonary hypertension and its subtypes. Read more on AVX - our artery-vein phenotyping algorithm: thirona.eu/avx
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8moVery insightful, thank you for sharing!