Brainomix has announced the launch of e-Stroke 11, the latest version of the company’s AI-powered stroke imaging platform. According to a Brainomix press release, this will enhance stroke network communications by allowing physicians to quickly and securely access, review and share images and patient data, send messages, make calls directly from the e-Stroke mobile app, and flag patients eligible for thrombectomy—all designed to further optimise workflow, facilitating faster transfer and treatment decisions.
E-Stroke is a collection of tools that use state-of-the-art AI algorithms to support doctors by providing real-time interpretation of brain scans to help guide treatment and transfer decisions for stroke patients, allowing more patients to get the right treatment, in the right place, at the right time, the release adds. It also supports clinicians and their imaging-based treatment decisions at all points across the stroke pathway, from simple imaging to more advanced imaging.
A recent study presented at the 13th World Stroke Congress (WSC 2021; 28–29 October, virtual) by Kiruba Nagaratnam, clinical lead for stroke medicine at the Royal Berkshire Hospital in Reading, UK, found that the implementation of Brainomix’s e-Stroke software resulted in faster treatment times and enabled more stroke patients to achieve functional independence when compared with a cohort of stroke patients treated prior to the software’s implementation.
“Brainomix has revolutionised the way that we are managing stroke patients,” said Paul Bhogal, consultant interventional neuroradiologist at the Royal London Hospital in London, UK. “Its e-Stroke platform allows for fast, accurate and effective analysis of images and patient data across a stroke network—which is key for us, as we operate the largest stroke network in the UK, performing close to 300 thrombectomies a year.”
