FDA Radiology AI Devices

QUIBIM Precision Prostate (qp-Prostate) is software designed to assist trained professionals such as radiologists in viewing and analyzing prostate MRI scans. It offers advanced post-processing features to quantify diffusion and perfusion characteristics, helping clinicians better visualize prostate tissue and complete structured reports. This software enables improved image analysis and decision support without performing a direct diagnostic function.

Visage Breast Density is a software application designed to analyze mammography images and classify breast density into categories according to the ACR BI-RADS Atlas 5th Edition. It uses a convolutional neural network to assist radiologists by providing adjunctive information about breast tissue composition, making breast density assessment more efficient.

The uAI EasyTriage-Rib is a software tool that uses artificial intelligence to analyze CT chest images and help radiologists prioritize trauma cases with suspected multiple acute rib fractures. It assists in workflow triage by flagging cases with suspected findings, allowing faster and more efficient patient management without altering the original medical images or making diagnoses itself.

The Vantage Orian 1.5T, MRT-1550, V6.0 with AiCE Reconstruction Processing Unit is a 1.5 Tesla MRI system from Canon Medical Systems designed to produce detailed cross-sectional images of the head or body for diagnostic use. It includes AI-based image reconstruction technology (AiCE) that enhances image quality and processing for a variety of anatomical regions, helping clinicians make more accurate diagnoses.

ART-Plan is a medical software tool that helps clinicians plan radiation therapy for cancer patients. It supports image registration and fusion of CT, PET, and MRI scans to better visualize tumor and healthy tissues. It offers automatic, semi-automatic, and manual contouring of organs at risk and lymph nodes, saving time and improving precision in treatment planning. The software is meant for use by trained professionals in clinical settings.

The Aquilion Lightning (TSX-036A/7) V10.2 with AiCE-i is a computed tomography (CT) scanner designed for whole body imaging, including the head. It incorporates an AI-driven image reconstruction algorithm called AiCE-i that reduces image noise and improves image quality by using deep convolutional neural networks. This enhancement supports clinicians by providing clearer, more detailed images with potentially lower radiation dose, facilitating better diagnosis and patient care.

Hepatica v1 is a software tool used by clinicians to analyze MRI scans of the liver. It processes MRI data to create detailed 3D models of the liver by segments and provides quantitative measurements of liver tissue health such as iron-corrected T1 and fat fraction. This information supports the evaluation of liver volume and health, aiding clinical and surgical decision making for patients.

BrainInsight is a software tool designed to analyze low-field MRI brain scans automatically. It uses machine learning to segment brain structures, measure volumes, and provide annotated images and reports to assist clinicians in evaluating brain anatomy quickly and efficiently.

BriefCase is an AI-based software by Aidoc Medical that helps radiologists and trained medical specialists detect and prioritize urgent cases from CT scans of various body regions including head, chest, abdomen, and cervical spine. It flags images with suspected critical findings like fractures, intracranial hemorrhage, pulmonary embolism, intra-abdominal free gas, and large vessel occlusion, presenting low-quality preview images and notifications to accelerate clinical workflow. The software works in parallel with standard of care and does not alter original medical images, serving as a triage and notification aid but not a diagnostic device.

AI Metrics is a software-based medical imaging tool that helps clinicians view, annotate, and analyze images from multiple modalities and time points. It automates workflow steps in assessing diseases and monitoring response to therapy according to standards like RECIST 1.1, supporting clinical interpretations and documentation in radiology and oncology settings. Importantly, it assists but does not replace the physician's diagnosis process.