FDA Radiology AI Devices

Annalise Enterprise is an artificial intelligence software designed to analyze chest X-ray images to detect several critical findings such as pneumothorax, tension pneumothorax, pleural effusion, pneumoperitoneum, and vertebral compression fractures. It supports clinicians by prioritizing studies containing these suspected findings to streamline and accelerate patient care workflow, aiding in triage and worklist management.

The Atlas Stim Headbox by Neuralynx, Inc. is a medical device intended for cortical or intracranial stimulation during EEG examinations, such as stereo EEG (SEEG). It works as an accessory to the ATLAS Neurophysiology System, enabling controlled electrical stimulation of the brain using third-party electrodes and recording the brain's electrical responses. This device assists neurosurgeons and neurologists in mapping brain function, especially in complex cases requiring precise neural stimulation.

Rayvolve PTX-PE is an AI-based software tool designed to automatically analyze chest X-ray images for critical findings like pleural effusion and pneumothorax. It helps healthcare professionals prioritize cases by providing study-level notifications for worklist management, thereby improving the efficiency of radiological workflows without replacing clinical decision-making.

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.

The EFAI Chestsuite XR Malpositioned ETT Assessment System (ETT-XR-100) is software that assists medical professionals by automatically analyzing chest X-ray images to detect misplaced endotracheal tubes. It uses deep learning to flag suspicious cases and prioritize them in the workflow, helping radiologists review these urgent cases more quickly. The software provides alerts when the tube tip is positioned too high, too low, or incorrectly and supports clinical decision-making by improving triage efficiency.

BriefCase-Triage is an AI-based radiological software designed to assist clinicians by automatically analyzing contrast-enhanced CT images including the lungs to detect suspected cases of incidental pulmonary embolism. It notifies users with preview images for triage and prioritization, enabling faster attention to critical cases without replacing standard diagnostic workflows.

The Penumbra System (Reperfusion Catheter RED 72) is a catheter-based device designed to remove blood clots in the brain's large vessels to treat acute ischemic stroke. It uses aspiration to restore blood flow in blocked intracranial vessels during neurointerventional procedures, guided by fluoroscopy. This device helps clinicians revascularize patients who are ineligible or have failed thrombolytic drug therapy, improving stroke treatment outcomes.

rTOP is a teleoperation platform that allows medical professionals to remotely operate, assist, review, monitor, and standardize medical imaging and diagnostic devices. It supports video and USB interfaces for human interface devices, enabling read-only or full access control to these devices. The system facilitates remote collaboration and training across healthcare sites, helping clinicians efficiently share expertise and improve workflow, even when not physically present with the imaging equipment.

The Co-Ablation System with Sterile Co-Ablation Probe is a medical device that freezes and destroys solid tumors and abnormal tissue in various surgical fields using extreme cold temperatures. It is used in open, minimally invasive, or endoscopic procedures to treat cancers, benign tumors, skin lesions, and for pain management by freezing nerve tissue. The system works by delivering liquid nitrogen through a probe to freeze the target tissue under imaging guidance, allowing doctors to visualize the ice ball formation and control the treatment precisely for safer and more effective ablation.

The INTRABEAM (700) system by Carl Zeiss Meditec AG is a mobile radiation therapy device designed to deliver targeted low-energy X-ray radiation during intraoperative, intracavity, interstitial, and contact radiotherapy treatments of tumors or tumor beds. It includes accessories such as a SMART Stand, spherical applicators for precise radiation delivery, and a sizer set to assist in applicator selection. The system aids clinicians by providing controlled radiation doses directly at the tumor site during surgery, potentially improving cancer treatment efficacy while sparing surrounding healthy tissue.