Live from HIMSS 2019: The PACSman on AI and radiology

Feb 13, 2019
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ORLANDO, FL - What needs to happen next before artificial intelligence (AI) can become a routine clinical tool in radiology? We talked to the PACSman, aka Michael J. Cannavo, about the intersection of AI and radiology at this week's Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society (HIMSS) meeting.

Michael J. Cannavo talks about the intersection of AI and radiology.

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