Thirona
Thirona is a fast-growing global company specializing in the field of AI assisted medical image analysis.
- Indexed videos, last 90 days
- 9
- Latest publication
- Sep 22, 2026
- Audience
- ~23 subscribers
- Earliest in this view
- Sep 4, 2026
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LungQ® AVX - deep characterization of the pulmonary vasculature (opens the original)
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Discover LungQ® AVX and the full LungQ® portfolio on our website: https://thirona.eu/
Webinar: AI meets chest imaging: A new era of precision (opens the original)
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What will you learn: 1) current limitations in detecting bronchial abnormalities in clinical care 2) assessing lung disease with standardized lung volume measurements 3) automatic AI-based quantitative analysis for lung disease phenotyping 4) application use cases across multiple diseases 5) chest CT outcome measures for monitoring lung disease
Webinar: Comprehensive Mucus Analysis for Mucus-obstructive disease with AI (opens the original)
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What will you learn? 1) common structural changes associated with lung disease 2) bronchial wall thickening — distinguishing mucosal swelling from mucus accumulation 3) how mucus is detected and assessed in clinical care 4) LungQ® Mucus Plug Analysis: from imaging to quantification 5) application use cases across multiple respiratory diseases
Automated CT based Airway Segmentation Software for Navigation Bronchoscopy (opens the original)
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Abstract poster presented at ERS 2025
Assessment of 10-year progression in COPDGene using automated measurements of bronchus artery ratio (opens the original)
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Abstract poster presented at ATS 2025
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