Advanced Algorithms for Treatment Management Applications (AATMA) is a software library that uses machine-learning convolutional neural networks to automatically segment medical images. It provides derived data sets for use in radiation therapy treatment planning, accessible via an API and intended to help clinicians efficiently generate and review treatment contours from imaging data.
AATMA™ is a medical image processing library intended to produce derived data sets for use as input into radiation therapy treatment planning systems or other intermediate pre-treatment-planning applications.
The device uses machine-learning convolutional neural networks (auto-segmentation algorithms) with pre-trained models on specific datasets, functioning as a computational engine accessed via API, producing derived datasets in standard formats like DICOM without a user interface.
Performance testing included software verification, validation, and algorithmic testing on Head & Neck and Male Pelvis models trained on large clinical CT datasets. Testing showed average DICE coefficients of 0.84 and 0.93 respectively, meeting acceptance criteria. No clinical or animal testing was performed; performance was compared to a predicate device showing substantial equivalence.
No predicate devices specified
Submission
7/16/2021
FDA Approval
10/25/2021
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