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Integration of AI and automation into ultrasound technology enhances diagnostic accuracy and streamlines workflows
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|August 2025
Anup Kumar Ramachandran, Business Head — Ultrasound, GE HealthCare South Asia, in an interaction with Express Healthcare, emphasises how technology has revolutionised healthcare in India. He also highlights how GE HealthCare is driving this transformation through innovations such as the VScan Air CL — a wireless, handheld ultrasound device that seamlessly combines portability with advanced imaging capabilities
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According to recent data, “1 in 4 Indians is at risk of dying from an Noncommunicable diseases (NCDs) before they reach the age of 70”. Early diagnosis is crucial in addressing this burden. Can you throw some light on the role of early diagnosis in addressing NCD care?
India is undergoing a major health transition with NCDs becoming increasingly prevalent, including cardiovascular diseases, diabetes, chronic respiratory conditions, and cancers. With over 5 million deaths annually, about 22 per cent of Indians face the risk of premature death from NCDs before the age of 70. With India’s 1.4 billion population and an increasing NCD burden, advanced diagnostic technologies are crucial for precise and timely diagnosis. Early detection enables timely intervention, prevents disease progression to life-threatening stages, and reduces both the social and economic burden.
Recognising this, the Indian government is addressing this challenge through programs like the National Programme for Prevention and Control of Non-Communicable Diseases (NP-NCD) and the Ayushman Bharat Scheme, focusing on improving healthcare access and early diagnosis. These initiatives emphasise community health efforts and provide comprehensive care to help manage and treat NCDs more effectively. Al has the potential to bridge healthcare disparities and enable access to quality care for the 4.5 billion people in the world. AI and ML drive advancements, transforming diagnostics and treatment through preventive, predictive, and personalised care.
At GE HealthCare, we are advancing India’s efforts in early diagnosis by making it more precise and impactful through innovative technology and strategic partnerships. By integrating AI into imaging modalities such as MRI, CT, and ultrasound, we help clinicians detect diseases earlier and make faster, more informed decisions.
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