Spectral AI Inc (NASDAQ:MDAI) announced that its chief medical consultant Dr Jeffrey Carter will present data from its ongoing multicenter study evaluating its DeepView System for burns at an upcoming conference.
The DeepView System leverages non-invasive multispectral imaging technology and proprietary AI to detect non-healing areas of a wound following a burn injury.
The company highlighted that burn care resources in the US are limited and would be magnified during a mass casualty event, likely resulting in inaccurate diagnoses and a reduced standard of care.
“The structural constraints in the ability of our healthcare system to treat burn victims combined with the complex nature of these wounds has resulted in significant challenges for clinicians, patients, and institutions,” Carter said.
“We believe that Spectral AI’s DeepView System for burn indication can address these care gaps by providing an immediate and informed burn wound assessment with accuracy that far exceeds that of even the most seasoned burn care physician. The predictive ability of this technology can provide significant advantages across the healthcare continuum on both a day-to-day basis and during a mass casualty situation.”
Cater will be presenting data from Spectral AI’s ongoing study at the BBA/ISBI Joint Conference being held at the International Conference Center in Birmingham, the United Kingdom, on Wednesday, August 21 between 3.30pm and 5pm BST.
In addition to serving as Spectral AI’s chief medical consultant, Cater is the Medical Director of University Medical Center New Orleans Burn Center & Professor of Surgery at LSU Health New Orleans School of Medicine.