FDA Radiology AI Devices

syngo.CT Brain Hemorrhage by Siemens Medical Solutions is an AI-powered software that helps radiologists prioritize CT scans suspected of having intracranial or subarachnoid hemorrhages. It analyzes head CT images to flag cases for earlier review, improving workflow efficiency. This software is not for diagnosis but supports clinicians by highlighting urgent cases based on AI detection of hemorrhages.

CINA-ASPECTS is a computer-aided diagnosis software designed to assist clinicians in evaluating brain tissue abnormalities using CT scans. It automatically analyzes regions of the brain affected by ischemic stroke, computes a standardized ASPECT score, and provides visual and quantitative data to support timely and accurate diagnosis of early acute stroke injury.

Viz HDS by Viz.ai is an AI-powered software that automatically labels, visualizes, and measures critical brain structures such as intracranial hyperdensities, lateral ventricles, and midline shift on non-contrast head CT scans. This automation helps radiologists quickly and accurately assess brain abnormalities by providing detailed volumetric data and annotated images, improving workflow and diagnostic efficiency.

Rapid ASPECTS (v3) is a software tool designed to assist clinicians in evaluating brain CT images for early ischemic stroke. It automatically analyzes certain brain regions to generate an ASPECT Score, which helps characterize ischemic damage. This tool supports radiologists by providing standardized, AI-derived scores and annotated images, facilitating accurate and consistent stroke assessment to inform treatment decisions.

Rapid (6.0) by iSchemaView, Inc. is a medical imaging software designed to process and analyze dynamic and functional imaging data from CT and MRI scans. It aids clinicians by providing advanced visualization, quantification, and analysis tools to help select acute stroke patients for treatment, enhancing diagnostic confidence and workflow efficiency.

iQ-solutions is a software device designed to automatically identify, annotate, and measure specific brain structures on MRI scans. It helps clinicians by accelerating the quantification process, providing detailed volume analysis reports that support the assessment of brain anatomy and changes over time. The software improves workflow efficiency and consistency in brain MRI analysis.

StrokeViewer Perfusion is a software package designed to analyze dynamic brain CT perfusion scans to provide quantitative information about blood flow and volume in brain tissue. It aids medical professionals by visualizing perfusion maps and numerical data to assist in the evaluation of suspected ischemic stroke patients. The software supports clinicians by generating additional imaging data to inform diagnosis and treatment decisions without replacing clinical judgment.

QP-Brain® is an AI-powered medical imaging software that automatically segments and measures brain structures and white matter hyperintensities from MRI scans. It assists clinicians by providing volumetric data and comparison to normative references, supporting assessment of brain MRIs in adults and adolescents.

syngo.via MI Workflows, including Scenium and syngo MBF, is software that helps healthcare professionals analyze medical images from multiple modalities such as PET, SPECT, CT, and MR. It aids disease management in oncology, cardiology, neurology, and organ function by providing tools for image viewing, quantification, comparison, and radiotherapy planning. The software integrates advanced AI algorithms for automating organ segmentation and supports new workflows such as tau quantification in brain imaging, thus improving diagnostic and treatment planning efficiency.

Brainomix 360 Triage Stroke is an AI-powered radiological software that analyzes non-contrast head CT scans to detect suspected large vessel occlusions and intracranial hemorrhages. It helps clinicians by prioritizing and notifying cases that require urgent attention, improving workflow efficiency in the acute stroke setting. The device presents notifications through a web interface or mobile app, but is not intended for primary diagnosis and should be used alongside standard clinical assessments.