FDA Radiology AI Devices

Navbit Rapid Surgical Plan is a software tool designed to assist surgeons in planning primary total hip replacement surgeries. It analyzes X-ray images of a patient's hip and spine to provide recommendations on the placement of hip replacement components, aiming to reduce complications. The software helps surgeons by offering data-driven guidance based on patient-specific anatomy and mobility.

The Rextar Pro is a portable, handheld extraoral X-ray device designed for use by trained dentists and dental technicians to produce diagnostic X-ray images using intraoral image receptors. It is a battery-powered high-frequency X-ray generator with specialized shielding to minimize radiation exposure to users. This lightweight and compact device helps clinicians obtain high-quality dental images conveniently and safely.

The Nanox.ARC is a stationary, stand-alone digital tomosynthesis X-ray system designed to produce tomographic images of various body regions like musculoskeletal system, lungs, abdomen, and paranasal sinuses. It aids clinicians by providing 3D-like images synthesized from multiple low-dose X-ray images taken during a single sweep, helping reduce overlap of structures and improving diagnostic accuracy. The system is intended for use by trained radiologists and technologists in hospitals and imaging centers for adult patients.

DeepRhythmAI is a cloud-based AI software that analyzes two-lead ECG data to detect cardiac arrhythmias in adult patients. It integrates with ambulatory ECG devices like Holter monitors and cardiac telemetry systems to help healthcare professionals review and confirm arrhythmia diagnoses, providing supportive information alongside clinical knowledge.

XBeam (v2) is a software tool designed to calculate and validate the radiation dose or monitor units needed during external beam radiation therapy. It supports treatment planning for superficial and orthovoltage radiotherapy systems made by Xstrahl. By accurately calculating treatment parameters like beam-on time and dose, it helps ensure patients receive the prescribed radiation safely and accurately. The software is intended for use by trained medical physics professionals to improve the quality assurance of radiation treatments.

ClearRead CT CAC is software that helps physicians assess coronary artery calcification on non-contrast, non-gated chest CT scans. It automatically detects and quantifies calcified coronary lesions, providing an Agatston score and categorization to aid in cardiovascular risk assessment. This allows clinicians to efficiently obtain quantitative calcium scoring to help guide patient management, supplementing but not replacing clinical expert review.

The HERA W9 and HERA W10 Diagnostic Ultrasound Systems by Samsung Medison are advanced ultrasound imaging devices used to visualize and analyze structures within the human body. They support diverse clinical applications including obstetrics, cardiology, abdominal imaging, and musculoskeletal imaging through multiple ultrasound modes such as 2D, Doppler, and 3D/4D. The systems incorporate AI technologies to assist clinicians in fetal biometry and cardiac view recognition, helping improve diagnostic accuracy and workflow efficiency.

Sonix Health is a software product designed to analyze echocardiography ultrasound images automatically. It helps clinicians by classifying ultrasound views and measuring cardiac parameters using AI, thereby improving efficiency and accuracy in heart assessment for adult patients.

The RadiForce RX570 and RX570-AR are high-resolution color LCD monitors designed for viewing medical images, including mammography and digital breast tomosynthesis. These monitors provide calibrated display modes ensuring consistent, high-quality images for radiologists, aiding in accurate image review, analysis, and diagnosis. The devices come with quality control software to support reliable monitor calibration and performance verification.

MROpen Evo is a whole body MRI diagnostic device designed to produce high-resolution images of various body structures in multiple orientations, including brain examination with DWI sequence. It facilitates imaging for patients who might benefit from standing scans or have movement disorders, and incorporates advanced software features like Compressed Sensing for faster image acquisition. The device uses superconducting magnets cooled by a cryocooler and is intended for diagnostic imaging with certain limitations in cardiac, breast, lung, and upper abdominal imaging.