FDA Radiology AI Devices

The Swoop Portable MR Imaging System by Hyperfine is a bedside portable MRI device designed to produce images of the internal structure of the head. It uses magnetic resonance imaging with advanced image reconstruction algorithms that include deep learning to enhance image quality by reducing noise and blurring. This helps clinicians obtain diagnostic images even when full diagnostic examination is not practical, aiding diagnosis at the point of care in facilities such as emergency and critical care units.

MR Diffusion Perfusion Mismatch V1.0 by Olea Medical is an AI-powered software tool that automatically processes MR Diffusion and Perfusion imaging data to compute parametric maps, extract volume metrics, and calculate mismatch volumes. It assists radiologists and surgeons by providing quantitative imaging data that supports clinical decision-making. The software integrates with medical image platforms to streamline workflow without altering the original images and is intended to be used alongside other clinical information, not as a standalone diagnostic tool.

BrainInsight is an automated software that processes low-field MRI brain images to provide automatic labeling, spatial measurement, and volumetric quantification of brain structures. It produces annotated and segmented brain images with color overlays and detailed reports, helping clinicians assess brain anatomy and abnormalities efficiently, particularly using low-field MRIs.

The Swoop Portable MR Imaging System by Hyperfine is a bedside MRI device that allows clinicians to capture magnetic resonance images of the head without moving the patient. It utilizes advanced deep learning-based image reconstruction to improve image quality, reducing noise and blurring. This portable device helps provide timely diagnostic information in critical care settings where traditional MRI is difficult.

Cina is an AI-powered software designed to assist radiologists by automatically analyzing head CT and CT angiography images to detect intracranial hemorrhage and large vessel occlusion. It provides notifications and preview images to help prioritize and triage cases, enhancing workflow efficiency and potentially enabling faster diagnosis and treatment without replacing standard diagnostic procedures.

The SIS System version 5.6.0 is a medical imaging software that helps surgeons, neurologists, and radiologists visualize specific brain structures in 3D to assist with planning neurological surgeries such as deep brain stimulation. It uses advanced image processing and machine learning techniques to create patient-specific anatomical models from MRI and CT images, improving precision during surgical interventions.

Viz LVO is an AI-based software tool designed for hospital networks and clinicians to detect and notify specialists about suspected large vessel occlusions in brain CT angiograms. It facilitates rapid communication and prioritization of cases to improve stroke patient management, providing image previews via a mobile app for informational use to assist timely specialist review.

BriefCase by Aidoc Medical is an AI-powered software that analyzes head CT angiography images to detect suspected large and medium vessel occlusions. It assists trained medical specialists by providing notifications of suspected positive findings to help prioritize and triage cases for faster review. It operates alongside standard workflows without altering original medical images, helping clinicians identify urgent cases more quickly.

NS-HGlio is a software tool that assists clinicians in analyzing MRI images of patients with high-grade brain gliomas by automatically labeling and measuring tumor regions. It supports doctors by providing volumetric data and visual overlays to help monitor tumor progression or treatment response, but it is not intended for primary diagnosis.

Rapid ICH by iSchemaView Inc. is a medical software that uses artificial intelligence to analyze head CT scans for signs of intracranial hemorrhages such as IPH, IVH, SAH, and SDH. It helps hospitals and radiologists prioritize CT images needing urgent attention by providing notifications about suspected hemorrhages, enabling faster diagnosis and treatment without altering the original medical images or replacing diagnostic interpretation.