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EUROPE: GE HEALTHCARE LAUNCES NE AI TECHNOLOGY FOR PLACING BREATHING TUBES FOR COVID-19 PATIENTS

Published On 24 Nov 2020 01:23 PM

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The GE Healthcare has revealed a new artificial intelligence technology for placing the endotracheal tube or ETT in the corona virus patients in Europe
This technology includes the Critical Care Suite 2.0 of the GE Healthcare for the breathing tubes in the European health centres

The GE Healthcare has launched a new artificial intelligence algorithm for the assessment ....

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