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Neuproscan

Neuproscan

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Neuproscan is an innovative AI tool for the early detection of pre-clinical Alzheimer's using MRI technology, designed to improve diagnosis accuracy and support proactive healthcare decisions.

How Neuproscan can help you: 

  • Improves the accuracy of MRI-based Alzheimer's diagnosis, reducing false positives and negatives.
  • Makes early detection of Alzheimer's possible, enabling timely interventions.
  • Facilitates more efficient use of healthcare resources by reducing unnecessary PET scans.
  • Allows patients and families to plan for the future with more certainty.
  • Enables participation in clinical trials for new treatments and therapies.

Why choose Neuproscan: Key features 

  • Utilizes advanced AI algorithms for early detection of Alzheimer's from MRI scans.
  • Offers a fully customizable platform suitable for both individual doctors and hospitals.
  • Capability to run on device or in the cloud, providing flexibility in operation.
  • Supports the creation of custom AI models to meet specific diagnostic needs.
  • Efficiently selects relevant slices from MRI scans for improved diagnostic precision.

Who should choose Neuproscan:

  • Healthcare professionals looking for advanced diagnostic tools for Alzheimer's.
  • Medical institutions seeking cost-effective alternatives to PET scans for Alzheimer's detection.
  • Researchers and clinicians focused on early Alzheimer's intervention strategies.
  • Families wanting early diagnosis for loved ones showing potential Alzheimer's symptoms.
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About Neuproscan

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March 20, 2024

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