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GE HealthCare to scoop up clinical AI assets from Intelligent Ultrasound | News from healthcareitnews.com

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The deal, valued at $51 million, will bring more real-time image recognition technologies to GE’s imaging portfolio, and could help hospitals with overburdened sonographers and radiology technologist shortages.

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GE HealthCare to scoop up clinical AI assets from Intelligent Ultrasound | News from healthcareitnews.com

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