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Apollo partners with Medtronic to integrate AI for stroke management

This will help take stroke management to the next level by standardising diagnosis and empowering clinicians to make faster, more accurate diagnoses and treatment decisions, said Apollo Hospitals

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The AI system will also generate a valid document proof to support the clinician’s decision taken on the course of treatment for a stroke patient.

T E Narasimhan Chennai
Apollo Hospitals Group has partnered with India Medtronic Private Limited, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Medtronic plc, to integrate artificial intelligence (AI) for advanced stroke management for the first time in India. The USFDA approved AI platform for stroke diagnosis has been validated by clinical trials.

Through this partnership, Medtronic will help in bringing in stroke technologies, technical expertise, training and comprehensive stroke management with the integration of AI platforms at the Apollo Institute of Neurosciences at 10 locations in Apollo Hospitals across the country.

This will help take stroke management to the next level by standardising stroke diagnosis and empowering clinicians to

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