AI
That Works
For You
AI that detects acute abnormalities
as they enter the worklist
AI that Detects Acute
Abnormalities As
They Enter Your Worklist
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Breaking News
Aidoc Receives FDA Approval to Triage Patients Using AI
DEEP LEARNING TAILORED
FOR RADIOLOGY
Aidoc develops the most advanced healthcare-grade AI based decision support software. Our technology analyzes medical imaging to provide the most comprehensive solution for detecting acute abnormalities across the body, helping radiologists prioritize life threatening cases and expedite patient care.
Head
Intracranial-
hemorrhage
Chest
Pulmonary embolism
Pneumothorax
Rib fractures
Lung nodules
Spine
Fractures
Abdomen
Free air
Hemorrhage
Dissection
Aneurysm
WHY RADIOLOGISTS CHOOSE US
Barry Pressman,
M.D. FACR
Chairmen of Imaging,
Cedars-Sinai Medical
Center
Aidoc’s clinically relevant technology and workflow integration provides real value to radiologists
Paul J. Chang,
M.D. FSIIM
Vice Chair, Radiology
Informatics, University
of Chicago Medicine
Proven potential for significant increase in our radiologists’ productivity and accuracy. It’s a win both for our physicians and our patients
Bram Stieltjes,
M.D.
VC of Research,
University Hospital
of Basel
Our clinical trials with Aidoc firmly suggest that their solutions will strongly enhance clinical workflow
PRIORITIZATION TOOL
Empowering radiologists to detect urgent cases faster and reducing overall report turnaround time directly in the workflow
DETECTION AID
Acute abnormalities are flagged to assist radiologists in workflow triage and to improve quality of care
Frequently Asked Questions
Are Aidoc solutions GDPR and HIPAA compliant?
Yes, patient privacy is protected as our solutions are HIPAA and GDPR compliant. AI processing is performed on de-identified studies, and no patient health information leaves your premise at any time.
Who uses Aidoc?
Our coverage encompasses medical conditions prevalent in all settings (ED/Inpatient/Outpatient), including level 1 trauma centers, outpatient imaging centers, tele radiology facilities and more.
How does Aidoc integrate with my existing PACS?
Aidoc’s solution is PACS Agnostic and can work with any PACS and RIS system.
Do I need dedicated hardware to run Aidoc’s solutions?
No, integration is simple and won’t require significant IT time. Most of the setup and maintenance is performed remotely. No additional hardware is required.
AIDOC KEY FINDINGS
These key findings represent a sample of the multitude of anomalies that
Aidoc can flag across the body.
Head
C - Spine
Abdomen
Chest
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