Neuropacs‘ MRI-based artificial intelligence (AI) technology demonstrated 96% accuracy in distinguishing Parkinsons disease from atypical parkinsonism including multiple system atrophy, known as MSA,… [+4902 chars]
MRI-AI model may help distinguish Parkinson’s, atypical parkinsonism - Parkinson's News Today
Neuropacs says a study found its MRI-based AI technology is 96% accurate at differentiating Parkinson’s disease from atypical parkinsonism.
By:Andrea Lobo
Source:Parkinson's News Today
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