Table 3. Five AI-based solutions chosen for evaluation and comparison.
Name | Link | Description | References (including usage examples) |
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qXR | https://app.qure.ai/landing-page | The software helps detecting findings across lungs, pleura, mediastinum, bones, diaphragm, and heart on chest X-ray in <1 min. It is able to differentiate normal X-ray studies and flag radiological signs of such conditions as TB, lung cancer and heart failure | (15-17) |
Celsus | https://lk.celsus.ai/demo?lang=eng | The solution reduces the analysis time and improves the interpretation accuracy for fluorography and radiography images | (18) |
Program for automated analysis of digital fluorograms | http://www.ftizisbiomed.ru/ | Analyzes digital fluorographic images and identifies pathological foci | (19) |
Care Mentor AI | http://carementor.ru/ | Interprets the results of radiological examinations (X-ray, CT, MRI, and mammography) in order to optimize the detection of various pathological conditions at an early stage | (13,20-26) |
Lunit INSIGHT CXR | https://insight.lunit.io/cxr/login | Computer-Assisted Detection Software that serves as a concurrent/second reading aid for the physicians. Its capabilities include detection, localization, identification, and reporting of suspicious abnormal radiologic findings | (27-29) |
AI, artificial intelligence; TB, tuberculosis; CT, computed tomography; MRI, magnetic resonance imaging; CXR, chest X-ray.