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DERM, qXR-Detect and Viz's stroke and haemorrhage modules all read medical images, but NICE and the FDA describe three different jobs for them. Here is each job in the assessing body's own words, how each company describes its product, and what the difference means for the interface.Discusses 3 companies and 3 products

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