Strategic Partnership with Hwajeong Hospital Enables Broader Clinical Adoption
Phantomics, a South Korean medical AI company, has signed a strategic partnership (MOU) with Hwajeong Hospital to deploy its AI-powered cardiac MRI analysis solution, Myomics, in general hospitals.
Myomics uses deep learning to analyze cardiac MRI scans in under 5 minutes, significantly reducing the time and complexity of diagnosing conditions such as heart failure, myocarditis, and myocardial infarction. The solution supports non-invasive, high-precision diagnosis without the need for contrast agents.
This partnership marks the first full-scale clinical implementation of Myomics in a non-tertiary hospital setting, demonstrating its scalability and efficiency. Phantomics will provide not only the software but also workflow optimization, imaging protocol design, and clinical support, helping hospitals transition to AI-enhanced diagnostics.
CEO Pan Ki Kim stated, “This collaboration proves that AI can enhance diagnostic accuracy and speed even in mid-sized hospitals. We aim to make advanced cardiac diagnostics more accessible and efficient.”
Read the article (Financial News)
Strategic Partnership with Hwajeong Hospital Enables Broader Clinical Adoption
Phantomics, a South Korean medical AI company, has signed a strategic partnership (MOU) with Hwajeong Hospital to deploy its AI-powered cardiac MRI analysis solution, Myomics, in general hospitals.
Myomics uses deep learning to analyze cardiac MRI scans in under 5 minutes, significantly reducing the time and complexity of diagnosing conditions such as heart failure, myocarditis, and myocardial infarction. The solution supports non-invasive, high-precision diagnosis without the need for contrast agents.
This partnership marks the first full-scale clinical implementation of Myomics in a non-tertiary hospital setting, demonstrating its scalability and efficiency. Phantomics will provide not only the software but also workflow optimization, imaging protocol design, and clinical support, helping hospitals transition to AI-enhanced diagnostics.
CEO Pan Ki Kim stated, “This collaboration proves that AI can enhance diagnostic accuracy and speed even in mid-sized hospitals. We aim to make advanced cardiac diagnostics more accessible and efficient.”
Read the article (Financial News)