(Booth 2576) CodeRyte of Bethesda, MD, will introduce its new clinical data extraction tool that uses natural language processing technology to convert data found within an organization's medical reports into accessible information.
The technology enables cost-effective decision support and clinical research with more detail -- for example, showing an organization the cases in which 3D/computer-aided detection (CAD) is used with the "ground-glass opacity" language.
By leveraging the data found through the new tool, radiology professionals can enhance organizational efficiency, the company believes.
