FDA Radiology AI Devices

The Dreem 3S is a wearable headband device that records brain electrical activity (EEG) and movement data during sleep. It uses AI algorithms based on neural networks to automatically analyze this data and produce detailed sleep stage reports for adults. This helps clinicians assess sleep patterns and disturbances remotely in home or healthcare environments.

The Gating Reflector Block is a reusable hardware accessory used during radiotherapy treatment and imaging to track patient respiratory motion. It helps monitor breathing patterns by reflecting infrared light detected by cameras in compatible radiation therapy and imaging systems, improving motion management during imaging or treatment delivery.

Jazz Classic is a dental imaging software that helps dental professionals capture, process, store, and review diagnostic dental images from various devices including intraoral x-ray sensors and scanners. It runs on standard PC hardware and assists clinicians in diagnosis and treatment planning by allowing image enhancement, annotation, and secure image management. This software supports both pediatric and general populations and integrates with dental practice management systems for improved workflow.

The SKR 3000 is a digital X-ray imaging system designed to replace traditional film/screen radiography in general diagnostic radiographic procedures. It uses an advanced flat-panel detector with antibacterial properties and wireless communication capabilities to capture detailed digital images of the human body, helping clinicians efficiently obtain and manage diagnostic images. This system is intended for adult use and excludes applications like mammography, fluoroscopy, and angiography.

Strain AI is a medical software device that analyzes cardiac ultrasound images to measure global longitudinal strain (GLS), helping clinicians assess heart function in adult patients. It integrates with existing ultrasound devices to provide quantitative strain measurements, supporting diagnostic evaluation without requiring manual interpretation of images.

The Portable Liver Elastography Ultrasound Diagnostic System (Liverscan C) is a medical imaging device used in clinical settings to non-invasively measure the stiffness and attenuation properties of liver tissue using ultrasound shear wave elastography. It aids clinicians in the diagnosis and monitoring of liver diseases by providing quantitative elastography metrics in a portable and easy-to-use system.

The XENOVIEW 3.0T Chest Coil is a flexible MRI coil designed to work with 3.0T MRI scanners. It is intended for use with hyperpolarized xenon gas inhaled by patients to provide detailed MRI images of lung ventilation. This device helps clinicians evaluate lung function in adult and pediatric patients, enhancing pulmonary imaging capabilities with advanced MRI technology.

The ACUSON Sequoia, Sequoia Select, Origin, and Origin ICE Diagnostic Ultrasound Systems by Siemens are advanced diagnostic ultrasound devices that provide detailed imaging and signal data inside the body for clinical diagnosis. They are intended for a wide range of clinical applications including fetal, abdominal, cardiac, vascular, musculoskeletal, and pediatric imaging. These systems integrate AI-powered tools such as AI Abdomen for semi-automated view classification and measurement in abdominal ultrasound, and Trace AI for semi-automated measurements of anatomical structures in cardiac imaging, improving efficiency and accuracy for clinicians.

The Natus BrainWatch System is a portable EEG monitoring device that records and visually presents EEG signals to assist trained medical personnel in neurological diagnosis for patients aged 2 years and older. It features a disposable headband with integrated electrodes, wireless connectivity, and cloud storage, enabling rapid and convenient EEG monitoring in healthcare settings.

CT Collaboration Live is a software application integrated into Philips CT systems that enables real-time remote communication for consultation, training, and support via chat, audio/video calls, screen sharing, and remote control. It facilitates collaboration between CT system operators and remote clinical users but is not intended for remote diagnostic image review.