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IHF Summary
Enabling Chest X-ray based TB triage through smartphones in remote hospitals in India
Qure was awarded the India Health Fund grant in December 2019.
Qure proposed to develop a point-of-care system to digitize Analog Chest X-ray films and scale-up of the digital Chest X-ray solution – qXR for Tuberculosis (TB) screening.
Key Outcomes:
- Development of qXR software for processing CXR film images through training of the algorithm
- Development of qTrack smartphone application
- Scaling up of Analog AI deployments across the country

About IHF Partnership
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Mon District has the third highest TB burden district in the northeastern state of Nagaland in India. Mon District Hospital faces challenges associated with remote and resource-constrained geographies such as understaffing and a lack of specialized doctors. TB diagnosis workflow involved getting suspected TB patients to undergo a smear sputum
test or CBNAAT test. Patients who were tested positive were introduced to the care pathway. Due to the lack of radiologist at the Mon DH, they faced the challenge of obtaining X-Rays to diagnose patients who display clinical symptoms yet turn out negative in the microbiological tests.
qXR was introduced to MON DH in January 2022 and since then, X-Ray along with the AI interpretation capabilities of qXR has been prominently used as a diagnostic tool in detecting TB cases. Out of 374 CXRs, 222 patients were flagged as TB presumptive by qXR. Among these, 128 cases were ruled as TB positive. 51 out of the 128 were microbiologically confirmed whereas 77 patients were clinically diagnosed with the assistance of qXR.

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