FDA Radiology AI Devices

TRAQinform IQ is a cloud-based software tool designed to aid medical professionals by providing quantitative analysis of lesions identified in PET/CT scans. It uses AI techniques such as machine learning for anatomical and skeletal segmentation and automates matching and quantitative assessment of regions of interest between multiple scans. The device generates detailed reports on lesion volume and tracer uptake changes over time, supporting clinicians in oncology and nuclear medicine to monitor disease progression and treatment response.

AiMIFY is a software that enhances contrast in brain MRI images after they have been taken, making lesions and other features easier for radiologists to see. It uses machine learning to improve image quality without requiring direct interaction with MRI machines, helping clinicians better identify abnormalities in the brain.

MICSI-RMT is a software medical device designed to improve head MRI images by reducing noise, enhancing image quality to assist radiologists. It processes functional and diffusion MRI images without a user interface, outputting enhanced images for better visualization of brain structures and activation maps, aiding in clinical MRI interpretation.

Syngo Carbon Enterprise Access (VA40A) is a software-only medical device developed by Siemens Healthcare GmbH for use in healthcare institutions. It provides an enterprise-wide web application to display and render DICOM and non-DICOM medical data, supporting image and result distribution for diagnostic use by trained medical professionals. The software facilitates standardized data access without controlling image acquisition and enhances clinical workflows with a user-friendly interface. It does not include automated diagnostic functions but supports quality display and management of medical images and documents.

Rapid by iSchemaView Inc. is a medical image processing software designed to help clinicians analyze CT and MRI images, including functional and dynamic datasets like CT Perfusion and diffusion-weighted MRI. It facilitates quick visualization, quantification, and interpretation of brain tissue changes often seen in acute stroke, helping physicians select patients for endovascular thrombectomy and assess cerebral hemodynamics. The software supports both standard and C-arm CT images and assists in managing complex imaging data efficiently, enhancing clinical workflow and patient care in neurological emergencies.

CEPHX is a software tool designed for orthodontists that uses AI to analyze cephalometric x-ray images. It automatically identifies important anatomical landmarks on 2D x-rays, aiding in diagnosis, treatment planning, and patient consultation for individuals over 14 years old. This helps clinicians effectively monitor and simulate orthodontic treatment progress.

uOmnispace.MI is an advanced software platform designed to help healthcare professionals view and analyze medical images from PET, CT, MR, and SPECT scans. It facilitates tasks such as image registration, lesion segmentation, and statistical analysis, supporting clinical workflows in oncology, neurology, and cardiology. The software integrates multiple applications including fusion imaging, dynamic analysis, brain scan quantification, and cardiac function analysis, thereby assisting clinicians in making timely and accurate diagnoses.

StrokeViewer Perfusion is a software package designed to analyze dynamic brain CT perfusion scans to provide quantitative information about blood flow and volume in brain tissue. It aids medical professionals by visualizing perfusion maps and numerical data to assist in the evaluation of suspected ischemic stroke patients. The software supports clinicians by generating additional imaging data to inform diagnosis and treatment decisions without replacing clinical judgment.

DTX Studio Clinic (4.0) is a dental and craniomaxillofacial imaging software that assists clinicians by analyzing 2D intraoral radiographs with AI to detect dental issues such as caries, calculus, and bone loss. It supports diagnostic workflows and treatment planning, including guided implant surgery, by managing and enhancing images from various sources and facilitating image sharing and review.

The Myocardial Strain Software Application by Circle Cardiovascular Imaging is a software tool that analyzes cardiac MRI images to provide detailed measurements of heart muscle deformation. It helps clinicians assess myocardial function by computing metrics like strain, displacement, velocity, and torsion, supporting diagnostic decisions in patients with suspected heart disease.