An infant at Stanford's children's hospital was deteriorating despite multiple open-heart surgeries. His heart was failing — and no scan could explain why.
An AI-powered MRI found what no other imaging could see. Surgeons fixed it. The child recovered.
His surgeon: the diagnosis "would have been nearly impossible" without it.
The same AI has cut kids' MRI exams from an HOUR to 10 minutes — many children now skip anesthesia entirely.
This is what's at stake in the AI debate.