FDA Radiology AI Devices

The EyeBOX EBX-4.1 is an eye-tracking device designed to help diagnose concussions by measuring eye movements. It uses a high-speed infrared camera to record gaze while the patient watches a video stimulus. The device automatically analyzes the data and produces a BOX score indicating the likelihood of concussion, comparing the eye tracking metrics to a normative database of uninjured individuals. This helps clinicians assess brain injury more objectively and quickly.

The Nurochek-Pro System is a portable EEG-based device that generates visual evoked potentials to help healthcare professionals diagnose mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI) in patients aged 12 to 44. Worn on the patient's head, it records brain electrical activity and provides an analytic aid to detect mTBI within 5 days after a potential head injury, improving diagnostic accuracy in clinical settings.

The Alignment System Cranial by Brainlab AG is an image guided surgical system designed to assist neurosurgeons in planning and precisely guiding surgical instruments during cranial stereotactic procedures such as biopsy of intracranial lesions, placement of stereoelectroencephalography (SEEG) electrodes, and laser interstitial thermal therapy (LITT). It uses optical tracking technology and specialized software to continuously track instrument positions relative to patient anatomy on pre- or intraoperative images, helping clinicians achieve accurate trajectories to improve procedural safety and effectiveness.

The ClearPoint System (Software Version 3.0) is a software platform that assists neurosurgeons by providing precise stereotactic guidance during neurological procedures such as biopsies and deep brain stimulation lead placements. It integrates with MR and CT imaging to automatically identify and segment brain structures and hardware components, improving procedure planning and monitoring. This system enhances the clinician's ability to accurately navigate and operate within the brain, supporting safer and more effective interventions.

The Nicolet EDX is a diagnostic system by Natus Neurology Incorporated that helps healthcare providers measure electrical activity in nerves and muscles through tests like nerve conduction studies, electromyography, and evoked potentials. It assists clinicians in assessing nervous system function, locating neural structures during surgery, and supporting diagnosis of neuromuscular conditions by recording and analyzing electrophysiological signals.

The Geniant Cranial is a navigated neurosurgical positioning robot designed to assist neurosurgeons in accurately locating anatomical structures and guiding surgical instruments during neurosurgical procedures. It uses preoperative CT or MR images to create 3D models and tracks surgical tools in real-time, helping surgeons plan and follow surgical routes more precisely, thereby improving surgical outcomes and safety.

The FLASH EVD System is a stereotactic image-guided navigation tool designed to assist surgeons in the precise placement of external ventricular drain catheters during neurosurgery. It uses preoperative imaging and real-time tracking to improve accuracy and workflow during procedures that relieve intracranial pressure. This helps surgeons position instruments more accurately without rigidly fixing the patient or instruments.

Noxturnal Web is a web-based software designed to display, analyze, and manually score pre-recorded physiological data collected during sleep studies. It assists clinicians in diagnosing sleep and respiratory-related disorders by enabling detailed review and reporting of sleep stages and breathing events such as obstructive apneas, all under clinical supervision.

Sim&Size is a medical imaging software designed to help clinicians visualize cerebral blood vessels and simulate the placement and sizing of neurovascular implantable devices for preoperative planning. It uses 3D images from rotational angiography to provide 3D reconstructions, automatic vessel segmentation, and tools for sizing and positioning implantable devices, supporting better planning of neurovascular interventions and surgeries.

The Infrascanner Model 2500 is a noninvasive medical device designed to help detect traumatic brain hematomas in patients with head injuries. It uses near-infrared light to measure differences in hemoglobin concentration in the brain, which indicate the presence of hematomas. The device aids clinicians in quickly assessing patients for further CT scans, improving early diagnosis and treatment in hospital settings.