Moscow’s approach recognizes that medical AI does not replace doctors but rather functions as a supportive instrument in the hands of qualified radiologists.
The AI-powered system automatically analyzes computed tomography (CT) scans that were originally performed for unrelated medical reasons, identifying osteoporotic pathological signs without requiring additional examinations.
The 22 national standards, which include two pre-standards developed in 2024, specifically address the safe deployment of AI technologies in medical environments.
Doctors now use these highly realistic training tools to master complex surgical procedures, refine ultrasound diagnostic techniques, and verify the accuracy of CT and MRI imaging equipment.