FDA Radiology AI Devices

BriefCase is an AI-powered software that assists radiologists by analyzing non-enhanced head CT images to detect suspected intracranial hemorrhages. It provides timely notifications with preview images to prioritize cases for faster review, helping clinicians improve workflow efficiency and patient care without altering original images or making diagnoses.

Quantitative Total Extensible Imaging (QTxI) is a software tool that helps medical professionals manage and evaluate digital medical images from CT and PET scans. It supports tasks such as storing, retrieving, and displaying images, as well as identifying and analyzing regions of interest (ROIs) in full or partial body scans with 3D visualization. This software aids clinicians by automating quantification and monitoring changes in imaging data to improve diagnostic and treatment decision workflows.

Workflow Box by Mirada Medical Ltd is a software system that helps route medical imaging data and automatically applies contouring to images like CT and MRI. It uses advanced methods including deformable image registration and machine learning to assist clinicians in creating detailed anatomical outlines for radiation therapy planning. The software integrates with other visualization tools to allow medical professionals to review and adjust automatically generated contours.

The Uscan by EchoNous, Inc. is a handheld diagnostic ultrasound system designed for non-invasive imaging of the human body, including abdominal, musculoskeletal, pediatric, small organ, and peripheral vessel imaging. It also features automated bladder volume measurement, assisting clinicians in quickly and accurately assessing patients without invasive procedures.

The NuVasive Pulse System is an advanced surgical device designed to assist surgeons during spinal procedures by monitoring neurophysiologic activity and providing enhanced fluoroscopic imaging and navigation. It combines neurophysiologic monitoring to assess nerve function and safety, image enhancement to improve the quality of fluoroscopic images at low doses, and computer-assisted navigation to guide precise placement of spinal implants, helping to improve surgical accuracy and patient outcomes.

DenSeeMammo is a software tool designed to assist radiologists by automatically estimating breast density from digital mammography images. It analyzes 2D mammograms and categorizes breast density according to the BI-RADS 5th Edition, providing additional information to aid breast cancer risk assessment. The final breast density assessment remains the responsibility of the qualified physician. This helps clinicians make consistent and informed evaluations of breast density, potentially improving screening and diagnosis.

EchoMD Automated Ejection Fraction Software by Bay Labs, Inc. is an AI-powered tool that analyzes previously acquired cardiac ultrasound images to automatically calculate the left ventricular ejection fraction, assisting clinicians in cardiac evaluation by providing streamlined, automated measurements integrated with DICOM-compatible PACS systems.

HealthCCS is a software tool that uses cardiac CT images to automatically identify and measure calcified plaques in the coronary arteries. This helps physicians assess coronary artery disease risk by providing a calcium score and risk category report based on pre-existing CT scans, aiding further clinical decisions and patient management.

LungQ by Thirona Corporation is a software tool that processes CT chest scans to help physicians quantitatively analyze pulmonary tissues. It performs 3D segmentation of lung regions, volumetric and density evaluations, fissure analysis, and generates reports to support diagnosis and monitoring of lung conditions.

OsteoDetect is an AI-driven software that helps clinicians detect distal radius fractures on adult wrist X-rays. It analyzes both posterior-anterior and lateral radiographs, highlighting potential fractures with bounding boxes to assist healthcare providers in diagnosing wrist injuries more accurately and quickly. The software serves as an adjunct, supporting clinical decision-making but not replacing the clinician's judgment.