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RaPID Medical Technologies

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Computer-aided system to detect retained surgical items and implanted medical devices.

Overview

RaPID Medical Technologies is a computer-aided detection system to detect retained surgical items and identify patients' implanted medical devices. It uses complex pattern recognition algorithms combining elements of artificial intelligence (machine leraning) with digital image processing to detect retained surgical items (RSIs) and identify implantable medical devices (IMDs) on medical images. Its patient safety platform acts as a support tool for radiologists, surgeons, cardiologists, anesthesiologists, and emergency room physicians dealing with retained surgical items (RSI) and implantable medical device mismanagement (IMD). Its preliminary testing of beta prototype claims to have resulted in near-instantaneous detection of sponges with high accuracy.

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Founded
2013

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About RaPID Medical Technologies

What does RaPID Medical Technologies do?

RaPID Medical Technologies is a computer-aided detection system to detect retained surgical items and identify patients' implanted medical devices.

Where is RaPID Medical Technologies headquartered?

RaPID Medical Technologies is headquartered in Chicago, United States.

When was RaPID Medical Technologies founded?

RaPID Medical Technologies was founded in 2013.

Which sector is RaPID Medical Technologies in?

RaPID Medical Technologies operates in Health Technology.

Who are RaPID Medical Technologies's competitors?

Companies similar to RaPID Medical Technologies include BetterBack, DVMAX, and Jenmar.