FDA Radiology AI Devices

Sonic DL is a software feature by GE Healthcare that uses deep learning to reconstruct cardiac MR images much faster by processing under-sampled data. It allows highly accelerated imaging with preserved image quality, enabling faster and more efficient MRI scans for cardiac assessment in patients of all ages.

SubtleMR (2.3.x) is an AI-powered software that improves MRI images by reducing noise or enhancing sharpness. It supports MRI scans of various body regions such as head, spine, abdomen, and more. This helps clinicians obtain clearer images, potentially improving diagnostic accuracy without additional scans or equipment.

Neurophet AQUA is a software tool that helps clinicians and researchers analyze brain MRI scans by automatically identifying and measuring brain structures. It generates detailed reports comparing patient brain volumes to reference data, aiding in the assessment of neurological conditions and monitoring structural brain changes.

The SIS System is a software tool that uses advanced machine learning and image processing to help surgeons, neurologists, and radiologists visualize critical brain structures in 3D. It assists in planning neurological procedures such as Deep Brain Stimulation by creating detailed anatomical models from MRI images and localizing implanted leads on post-operative CT images, improving accuracy and surgical outcomes.

MR DWI/FLAIR Measurement V1.0 is a medical image processing software developed by Olea Medical that analyzes MRI brain images from diffusion-weighted imaging (DWI) and fluid-attenuated inversion recovery (FLAIR) sequences. It automatically computes diffusion maps and extracts relevant metrics to assist medical professionals in evaluating brain conditions. The software integrates with existing medical imaging platforms and helps clinicians by providing quantitative analysis to complement their diagnosis and treatment planning.

Quantib Prostate is a software tool that helps medical professionals analyze prostate MRI images. It automatically segments the prostate and its subregions, supports visualization with multiparametric MRI, and assists in identifying and editing potential lesions. By streamlining these tasks, it aids radiologists in interpreting prostate MRI studies more efficiently and effectively.

Ezra Flash is a software tool that uses AI (convolutional neural networks) to enhance brain MRI images by reducing noise. It supports 3-Tesla Siemens and GE MRI scanners for specific sequences, providing clearer images to assist radiologists in diagnosis without altering the original images.

The Ingenia series MR Systems by Philips Medical Systems Nederland B.V. are advanced MRI devices that produce detailed cross-sectional images and spectra of the head, body, and extremities. Utilizing strong magnetic fields and radio signals, these systems aid physicians in diagnosing diseases, planning treatments, and guiding minimally invasive procedures by providing high-quality images. The new Precise Image software feature enhances image quality by employing deep learning to improve sharpness and reduce noise and artifacts, facilitating better clinical assessment.

MAGNETOM Amira and MAGNETOM Sempra are magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) systems designed to produce detailed images and spectra of the head, body, and extremities. They include advanced AI-powered image reconstruction features such as Deep Resolve Boost and Deep Resolve Sharp, which enhance image quality and sharpness. These systems assist clinicians by providing faster, higher-quality images to improve diagnosis and guide interventions.

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.