FDA Radiology AI Devices

aprevo® Digital Segmentation is a software tool designed for trained medical personnel to process medical images of the spine, specifically the lumbar area. It uses AI algorithms to automatically segment the spine from DICOM images and generates a 3D model, aiding in clinical planning or design tasks related to spine anatomy.

HipCheck is a software tool used during hip arthroscopy surgeries that helps surgeons measure the alpha angle related to femoroacetabular impingement (FAI). It processes X-ray images taken during surgery and overlays virtual measurement tools on these images to support clinical decision-making. It also includes a patient-specific report feature for preoperative planning using three-dimensional analyses and visualizations of the hip.

DeepXray is an AI-powered software that helps medical professionals analyze knee X-rays by automatically measuring joint space width and assessing signs of osteoarthritis such as sclerosis, joint space narrowing, and osteophytes. It supports clinicians by providing detailed grading based on established radiographic criteria and offers an interactive report for review and editing before finalizing.

Spine CAMP™ (1.1) is an automated software that analyzes X-ray images of the lumbar and cervical spine to generate measurements and visualizations of spinal alignment, stability, degeneration, and motion. It supports healthcare professionals in clinical decisions related to spinal health by producing detailed reports from radiographic data.

Axial3D Insight is a cloud-based service that processes medical imaging DICOM data to create detailed 3D digital files or physical 3D printed models. These models assist clinicians in treatment planning and diagnosis across orthopedic trauma, maxillofacial, and cardiovascular applications, improving surgical preparation and outcomes.

IB Lab LAMA is a software tool that automatically analyzes full leg X-rays to measure discrepancies in limb length and assess knee alignment. It uses AI deep learning technology to provide precise geometric measurements to assist healthcare professionals in evaluating leg deformities and alignment issues, thereby supporting diagnosis and treatment planning.

Formus Hip is a preoperative planning software designed to assist orthopedic surgeons by automatically generating 3D models of the hip from CT scans and overlaying digital representations of hip implants. It uses AI algorithms for image segmentation and statistical shape modeling, helping clinicians plan hip replacement surgeries more effectively by customizing implant fitting interactively and producing printable surgical plans.

RadioLens v1.0 by Synapsica is a medical image management and processing system that allows radiologists and medical practitioners to view, analyze, and report on DICOM-format radiology images. The software includes an AI module called SpindleX for automated analysis and measurement of spinal ligament injuries in digital stress X-rays of the cervical and lumbar spine. This helps clinicians by providing quantitative measurements and detailed reports, enhancing diagnostic accuracy and efficiency in spinal injury assessment.

BoneMRI v1.6 is an AI-powered software that enhances MRI images to improve visualization of bone structures in the pelvic and lumbar spine regions. It uses advanced algorithms, including convolutional neural networks, to generate 3D images with enhanced bone contrast. This allows clinicians such as radiologists and orthopedic surgeons to better assess bone morphology and tissue density without the need for CT scans, improving diagnostic capabilities in these regions.

Clarius AI is software integrated with the Clarius Ultrasound Scanner that uses artificial intelligence to semi-automatically measure tendon thickness on ultrasound images of musculoskeletal structures such as the Achilles’ tendon and patellar tendon. It helps healthcare professionals by segmenting ultrasound images and automatically placing measurement calipers, streamlining the quantification process while allowing manual adjustment by trained clinicians.