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09 October 2023

Daily Newsletter

09 October 2023

GE HealthCare introduces AI-driven Venue ultrasound systems

The company plans to incorporate the Caption Guidance technology into other ultrasound systems, such as handheld systems.

RanjithKumar Dharma October 09 2023

GE HealthCare has initiated its Venue Family point-of-care ultrasound systems with the new artificial intelligence (AI)-driven technology feature, Caption Guidance.

Part of the Verisound suite of technologies, Caption Guidance helps deliver real-time guidance to users for capturing cardiac images with diagnostic quality.

The scan guidance technology is designed to support clinicians in several practices and clinical settings, including anesthesiology, emergency departments and critical care wards.

It provides step-by-step instructions to clinicians on how to capture ultrasound images for cardiac assessments, enabling the early detection of heart disease signs in at-risk patients.

Furthermore, the company plans to incorporate this AI technology into other ultrasound systems, such as handheld systems, to improve access to diagnostic care.

GE Healthcare Ultrasound chief digital officer Karley Yoder said: “Within a few months of the Caption Health acquisition, we have successfully launched Caption Guidance as a powerful new guidance tool on our Venue Family ultrasound systems, enabling efficient and confident use of ultrasound at the point of care and strengthening our integrated products and solutions.

“We remain committed to making an impact with this technology and plan to expand its use to maternal, foetal and pulmonary diseases.”

The company is exhibiting the Venue Family ultrasound systems featuring Caption Guidance and the Verisound brand at the American College of Emergency Physicians Scientific Assembly event in Philadelphia, US. This event is being held between 9 and 12 October.

In August this year, GE HealthCare launched the new handheld, wireless ultrasound imaging system, Vscan Air SL, for rapid assessments of cardiac and vascular patients.

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