Harrison.ai Chest X-ray (CXR) at Sant'Andrea University Hospital, Rome
Harrison.ai Chest X-ray (CXR) used for chest X-ray interpretation support to reduce radiologist workload, with reported benefit in hard-to-read post-operative chest X-rays — vendor-reported deployment at Sant'Andrea University Hospital, Rome.
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- Submitted
- 2Curated
- 3Maturing
- 4Validated
- 5Scaled
- Clinical problem
- Detect a condition
- Point of care
- Triage
- Nature of AI output
- A prioritised list
- Clinical specialty
- Radiology
- Care setting
- Hospital — inpatient
- Patient population
- Not specified in source (vendor case study)
- Intended use
- Harrison.ai Chest X-ray (CXR) used for chest X-ray interpretation support to reduce radiologist workload, with reported benefit in hard-to-read post-operative chest X-rays — vendor-reported deployment at Sant'Andrea University Hospital, Rome.
Full study description
chest X-ray interpretation support to reduce radiologist workload, with reported benefit in hard-to-read post-operative chest X-rays. Vendor-reported deployment at Sant'Andrea University Hospital, Rome. No quantified result stated in the case study. Not independently verified. Source: https://harrison.ai/from-challenge-to-solution-how-annalise-ai-is-enhancing-radiology-at-santandrea-hospital-italy/ Annalise is now marketed under the parent Harrison.ai brand (annalise.ai redirects to harrison.ai); the case study names the Harrison.ai marketing name, not a cleared SKU, so this attaches to the Annalise Enterprise catalogue entry.
- AI technique
- Deep learning
- Input data
- Medical imaging
- Output type
- prioritised_list
- Autonomy level
- Informs a human (advisory)
- Model provenance
- Vendor proprietary
- Status
- Active deployment
- Country
- Italy
- Deployment date
- 1 January 2025
- Data identifiability
- Not stated in the source
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AIContributors
- Deploying organisation
- Sant'Andrea University Hospital, Rome · Hospital / health system · Italy
- AI vendor
- Annalise-AI Pty Ltd · Australia
- Product name
- Harrison.ai Chest X-ray (CXR)
- Source record
- Vendor case study