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AI Radiology Start-up - European Congress of Radiology, Vienna, Austria

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AI Radiology Start-up - European Congress of Radiology, Vienna, Austria

The European Congress of Radiology is the European Society of Radiology's annual meeting. It is a forward-thinking, vibrant, and service-oriented summit, widely regarded as one of the most innovative events in the scientific community, set in a unique and inspiring environment.

My name is Ovidiu Coruga and I am the Marketing Manager for XVision, an AI Radiology start-up that specializes in lung CTs and X-rays, with software deployed in multiple hospitals in eastern Europe.

XVision solutions such as pathologies detection & localization, automatic calculation of the cardio-thorax index, COVID-19 score, pulmonary nodules identification and measurements for lung CTs, will be ready to demo in real-life case scenarios.

My team and I are offering 30 access permits for a private demo at our booth for radiologists attending the event. If you want to learn about this tools and technologies, you can schedule a demo with one of our team members here, or share the link with a collegue that will attend the congress in July:

https://share.hsforms.com/1g6CAMBh0SmOyJpbDKPiRNw591gl

Looking forward to seeing you there!

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If you do not attend the event but are still interested in this technology, you can visit us on our website https://xvision.app/

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