8legs: Radiological society of north america annual meeting

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Gradient Health launches Atlas 2, upgrading its self-service imaging data platform for AI developers.
Atlas 2 adds deeper search with hundreds of DICOM tags and longitudinal patient-level data.
Usability improves with a faster interface to move from search to export.
New collaboration tools enable shared cohorts and common workspaces.
Gradient positions Atlas 2 as a foundation for high-quality data to advance AI.
RSNA 2025 will feature daily Atlas 2 demos for attendees in Chicago.
Developers outside Chicago can start with a free 7-day trial.
Atlas 2 expands project visibility and dataset analytics for teams.
Gradient emphasizes responsible data use to enhance population health outcomes.
Atlas 2 offers broader access to imaging studies with ongoing contracts.

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ASCEND Cardiovascular and Konica Minolta announce a strategic partnership to deliver a unified enterprise imaging solution for cardiology.
The integration pairs Exa Enterprise with ASCEND’s multimodality cardiovascular workflows to break data silos.
The joint solution targets cardiology subspecialties with a microcosm inside enterprise imaging, enabling complete patient records.
Konica Minolta will showcase Exa Enterprise’s multispecialty capabilities at RSNA 2025.
Executives describe a platform offering complete, longitudinal patient imaging records without compromises.
ASCEND Cardiovascular emphasizes cardiology as an enterprise within the enterprise.
The partnership aims to unify imaging across all cardiovascular subspecialties for better care.
Exa Enterprise is presented as a cloud-based, multispecialty enterprise imaging platform.
The press release notes the alliance aligns with healthcare systems’ long-term clinical and operational goals.
The RSNA preview positions the partnership as a step toward multi-specialty enterprise imaging.

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GE HealthCare will showcase over 40 innovations at RSNA 2025, combining imaging devices with AI and cloud capabilities.
GE HealthCare has invested over $3 billion in R&D since 2022 to drive an innovation renaissance in imaging and AI.
New products include Photonova Spectra, a photon counting CT system with AI, pending FDA 510(k).
Next-gen SIGNA MRI tech, including SIGNA Bolt and SIGNA Sprint with Freelium, targets precision imaging and sustainability.
Pristina Recon DL adds deep-learning reconstruction to 3D mammography for lower dose.
Flyrcado F-18 injection is discussed as a PET MPI agent with regulatory considerations.
Genesis Radiology Workspace aims for ultra-fast, zero-footprint viewing to streamline radiology workflows.
GE HealthCare highlights 100 FDA-authorized AI-enabled solutions this year.
The company emphasizes a data-driven, cloud-first approach to improve workflows and outcomes.
GE HealthCare cites a 125-year legacy and ongoing collaborations to advance radiology.

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