On-Demand Webinar

How to have success with Computer Vision

Learn how computer vision has been used to augment clinicians to monitor the progression of tumors.

 

About the webinar

Join us whilst we talk through a specific use case around how computer vision can be utilized effectively to improve decisions and outcomes.

Medical imaging clinicians are facing complex challenges. The rise of imaging as an aid to diagnostics and treatment is creating a much greater volume of data. This is in both the radiology and the visible light imaging space and includes X ray, CT, MRI as well as hi res photographs and videos.

The sheer volume of images that must be evaluated is overwhelming and will only increase as the use of medical imaging technology becomes more widespread.

As imaging is used in more cases as a screening tool, with the additional requirement for double reads, along with the need for evaluating multiple tumors and the perception of small changes within them you can quickly see that clinicians need automation to help keep up with their demanding workload.

Join us for this educational webinar on how computer vision has been used to provide clinicians with vital information to improve decision making.

What you will learn:

  • What are the main areas that imaging is utilizing AI to improve outcomes?
  • How a large university medical center monitors tumor progression using computer vision.
  • The steps required to go from DICOM image to decision.
  • Recommendations for incorporating AI into a clinical decision support system.

Time:

The webinars are usually 30 minutes which include 5 minutes for Q&A

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About the Expert


Susan Kahler
Global Product Marketing Manager for AI, SAS

Kahler uses analytics to quantify and compare mental models of how humans learn complex operations. Throughout her well rounded career, she has held roles in user-centered design, product management, customer insights, consulting and operational risk. Kahler has a PhD in human factors and ergonomics from North Carolina State University and is currently working on her MS in analytics. She enjoys immersing herself in solving challenging issues using SAS® Analytics. She also holds a patent for a software navigation system to guide users through dynamically changing systems.


Greg Horne
Principal Global Consultant for Health Care, SAS

Horne joined SAS in 2012 and has worked and become familiar with health care systems in the United Kingdom, Europe, North America and Australia, developing a passion for creating health systems built on quality and patient outcomes. In his role, Horne works with health care strategy in a way that focuses on outcomes, cost, quality and other challenges that any modern health system faces. Horne is a thought leader in the future of health care and the introduction of patient-focused technology.

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