AI stroke imaging software rolled out in stroke centres across Hungary - Pf Media

The AI-powered medtech solutions company, Brainomix, has been awarded the national tender in Hungary to deploy its AI stroke imaging software across all stroke centers in Hungary as part of the National Institute for Health Development initiative to improve stroke care. Awarded following a competitive process, the 5-year program is funded under the EU4Health programme and is the first time that a single stroke AI imaging platform will be deployed across an entire country. This latest tender will build upon an earlier EU grant that had funded the installation of Brainomix's flagship e-Stroke platform in 10 hospitals in and around the Hungarian city of Pécs. It will enable e-Stroke to be deployed across the remaining 28 stroke centres in Hungary's national healthcare system, with the support of eRAD, who will be serving as a technological partner. The initiative to use AI to improve stroke care and patient outcomes for the benefit of all stroke patients in Hungary was driven by world leading neuroscientist, Prof Dr István Szikora of the National Institute of Mental Health, Neurology and Neurosurgery, (OMIII) in Budapest, which will serve as the national stroke centre with full oversight for the program.