AI Tool Predicts Which patients with Dystonia Respond to Botox Treatment
An artificial intelligence tool called DystoniaBoTXNet predicted which patients with dystonia would benefit from botulinum toxin injections with 96.3% accuracy.
An artificial intelligence tool called DystoniaBoTXNet predicted which patients with dystonia would benefit from botulinum toxin injections with 96.3% accuracy.
The device uses 2.45-GHz energy and three handpieces designed to target subcutaneous tissue while maintaining surface cooling, according to the company.