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Cognita and Mosaic AI Models Show High Detection Rates in Radiology Exams

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Mosaic Clinical Technologies, Inc. reported results from an internal study using vision-language models (VLMs) developed by Cognita. The models were tested on over 237,000 CT and X-ray exams across 50 conditions. The VLMs identified additional findings confirmed by expert radiologists, improving detection by an average of approximately 40%. Radiologists using the models also saw efficiency rise by 27% for CT and 31% for X-ray.

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The study demonstrates that the VLM technology supplied by Cognita is effective in medical diagnostics, addressing the growing pressure to deliver timely interpretations as medical imaging demand outpaces the radiologist workforce. The successful validation of these models could impact the market for radiology AI tools.

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Who's involved

  • CognitaSupplies VLM technology utilized by The Mosaic Company's advanced AI lab.
  • The Mosaic CompanyUsed the VLM technology in an internal research study on medical imaging.

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