FDA-Cleared CT AI Algorithms

Imaging AI for a Broad Range of Pathologies

Aidoc offers a wide selection of FDA cleared algorithms that enhance diagnostic accuracy, streamline workflows, and improve patient outcomes. These CT AI algorithms are integrated into existing workflows, providing a unified interface for AI results, seamless PACS integration, easy activation and communication with care teams, and tracking of incidental and actionable follow-up recommendations.

Neuroscience

• Brain Aneurysm (CTA)
• CT Perfusion (Icometrix Icobrain CVA)
• Fractures - C-Spine (CT)
• Intracranial Hemorrhage (CT)
• Midline Shift (CT)
  
• Vessel Occlusion (LVO, MeVO) (CTA)

Venous Thromboembolism

• Pulmonary Embolism (CTPA)
• Incidental Pulmonary Embolism (CT)
• RV/LV Ratio (Imbio)

Aortic

• Aortic Dissection (CT/CTA)
• Abdominal Aortic Measurement (CT)

Cardiology

• Coronary Artery Calcification (NCCT)
• Cardiac Ultrasound (Us2.ai)

Chest, Abdomen, Breast, and Bone

• Breast Lesions (ScreenPoint Transpara)
• ETT Malposition (XRay)
• Fractures - Extremity (Gleamer BoneView)
• Fractures - Rib (CT)
• Intra-abdominal Free Gas (CT)
• Pneumothorax (XRay)
• Pulmonary Nodules (Riverain ClearRead CT)

Always On Imaging

Aidoc's aiOS goes beyond merely using exam protocols to determine which algorithms to apply. It uses AI intelligence to activate every relevant AI algorithm it can, ensuring it identifies both the expected and unexpected findings, as well as enhancing disease awareness and comprehensiveness.

Stroke Protocol Example

A Stroke protocol consists of a NCCT and CTA of the head and neck. Aidoc will run the following algorithms including those with just a partial field of view of the chest:

• Brain Aneurysm
• Intracranial Hemorrhage
• Midline Shift
• Vessel Oclussion
• C-Spine Fracture
• Aortic Dissection

Trauma Example

A trauma presented to the Emergency Department due to a car accident and a contrast enhanced CT of the chest and abdomen was ordered. Aidoc ran 8 algorithms in parallel to ensure no delay in getting the results back to the Radiologist.