JLK-SDH is an AI-powered software that analyzes non-contrast CT head images to detect suspected subdural hemorrhage (SDH). It assists radiologists by notifying them of potential cases in a parallel workflow to standard care, enabling quicker communication and prioritization for specialist review. This helps clinicians promptly identify and manage patients with SDH, improving workflow efficiency and potentially patient outcomes. The device is intended for notification purposes only and does not replace diagnostic evaluation.
JLK-SDH is a notification-only, parallel workflow tool intended to assist trained radiologists to identify and communicate images of specific patients to a specialist, independent of the standard of care workflow, analyzing non-contrast CT images of the head for subdural hemorrhage (SDH).
JLK-SDH uses an AI-based convolutional neural network algorithm hosted on JLK servers to analyze DICOM non-contrast head CT images for suspected subdural hemorrhage. It provides notification-only, parallel workflow functionality and includes a mobile app for clinicians to view patient lists and preliminary, non-diagnostic images. The AI was trained on a diverse dataset from multiple countries and manufacturers, ensuring broad applicability.
Performance validation demonstrated high sensitivity (97.1%) and specificity (97.4%) for detecting SDH on non-contrast CTs using an independent dataset of 560 scans from multiple US clinical sites. Time to notification averaged 11.49 seconds, much faster than the predicate device, Viz SDH. Stratified performance showed consistent accuracy across demographics, scanners, and hemorrhage types. Testing followed FDA guidelines for software verification and validation.
No predicate devices specified
Submission
11/22/2024
FDA Approval
3/3/2025
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