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EMERGENCY / CRITICAL CARE

Make the urgent
easier to see.

Support review of critical findings in emergency and ICU imaging, with clinical flags that connect the study to the appropriate team.

ICU & trauma illustration from the presentation
Illustrative clinical workflow

CLINICAL FOCUS

Clinical focus

01

Rib fractures

Bring suspected osseous injury to the reviewing specialist’s attention.

02

Pneumothorax

Highlight a possible pneumothorax for urgent clinical review.

03

Pleural effusion

Organise pleural findings within the critical-care imaging assessment.

04

ET tube position

Support review of tube position in the wider imaging and clinical context.

FROM FINDING TO ACTION

A clinical workflow.
With the specialist in control.

Illustrative concept. Not patient data or diagnostic evidence.
  1. 01

    Capture emergency imaging

  2. 02

    Highlight critical findings

  3. 03

    Prioritise specialist review

  4. 04

    Notify the appropriate care team

DESIGNED TO SUPPORT

Referral and follow-up

  • A focused critical-care worklist
  • Visibility of urgent imaging findings
  • Radiologist-led decisions
  • Coordination with ICU and emergency teams

Connect to the right expertise.

Route flagged cases to emergency teams, ICU departments and relevant specialists for prompt assessment.

See the connected workflow

AI output supports qualified clinical review. Diagnosis, treatment decisions and confirmatory assessment remain with the care team. Modality and model availability are confirmed during implementation.

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IMPLEMENTATION

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your clinical workflow.

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TECHNICAL BRIEFING

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