FDAnews Announces -- The AI Revolution: What You Must Know About Medical Imaging Regulation Webinar, Sept. 25, 2019

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The AI explosion is revolutionizing image analysis, with many companies developing technologies to evaluate medical images. In fact, image analysis software represents one of the fastest-growing medical device segments.

Unless one understands the approaches the FDA is taking to AI-based image analysis, one will be left behind.

As both a physician and a lawyer, John J. Smith, M.D., J.D, a partner at Hogan Lovells, is uniquely suited to explain what attendees need to know about the FDA's AI regulation in this 90-minute webinar:

    --  How FDA views AI within its medical device regulatory paradigm
    --  The different types of computer-assisted image analysis recognized by
        FDA
    --  The data that FDA expects to support AI-based CAD applications
    --  How FDA views post-market changes to CAD algorithms

Attendees will understand the new regulatory framework the FDA is developing so that one can determine how to best incorporate AI into devices and software.

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Webinar Details:
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What You Need to Know
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Tuesday, Sept. 17, 2019, 1:30-3:00 p.m. EDT
https://www.fdanews.com/theairevolution
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