Chonnam National University Hospital in Hwasun, South Korea, Adopts Deepnoid's Chest X-ray AI Interpretation Solution "M4CXR"

Deepnoid announced on August 31 that it has signed a supply contract with Chonnam National University Hospital in Hwasun, South Korea, to provide the hospital with its AI-based chest X-ray preliminary opinion generation solution "M4CXR".

This contract is part of the "AI Medical System Support Project for Regional Responsible Medical Institutions" promoted by the Ministry of Health and Welfare of South Korea. Chonnam National University Hospital in Hwasun plans to improve the work efficiency of medical staff in interpreting chest X-ray images and further enhance the quality of medical services through the introduction of M4CXR.

A representative from the Hwasun branch of Chonnam National University Hospital stated that introducing a generative AI-based image interpretation support system is of great significance for improving the quality of public medical services. The hospital expects M4CXR to help medical staff improve the accuracy and efficiency of image interpretation and drive the advancement of medical service standards.

Choi Woo-sik, CEO of Deepnoid, stated that the consecutive signing of M4CXR supply contracts demonstrates that generative medical AI is accelerating its adoption in real clinical settings. The company will build on this contract to further enhance the clinical applicability of generative medical AI and plans to expand the relevant solutions to examination areas such as CT and MRI in the future.

It is reported that Deepnoid announced in July last year its plans to expand the application models of generative medical AI solutions and transform into a medical AI service company. As part of the relevant plans, the company completed the licensing approval process for its medical software device "AxonFlow" with the Ministry of Food and Drug Safety of South Korea on August 6.