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CHEST X-RAY / CXR

Every chest study.
A clearer next step.

AI-assisted chest imaging brings consolidation, nodules, cavities and other thoracic findings into a structured workflow for specialist review.

Thoracic intelligence illustration from the presentation
Illustrative clinical workflow

CLINICAL FOCUS

Clinical focus

01

Consolidation

Highlight areas of concern for review in suspected pneumonia and tuberculosis pathways.

02

Nodules & cavities

Organise findings that may require further assessment for tuberculosis or possible malignancy.

03

Cardiopulmonary concerns

Bring possible cardiac enlargement, pleural findings and other concerns to the reviewing clinician’s attention.

FROM FINDING TO ACTION

A clinical workflow.
With the specialist in control.

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

    Analyse the chest X-ray

  2. 02

    Flag areas of concern

  3. 03

    Radiologist reviews & confirms

  4. 04

    Coordinate confirmatory assessment

DESIGNED TO SUPPORT

Referral and follow-up

  • Earlier visibility of concerning findings
  • A structured specialist worklist
  • Connected TB and pneumonia pathways
  • Referral to the relevant department

Connect to the right expertise.

Connect concerning chest findings to the relevant TB programme, respiratory team, cardiology department or cancer assessment pathway.

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

Let’s understand
your clinical workflow.

Prepare your requirements for imaging equipment, reporting, referrals and integration before a technical discussion.

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TECHNICAL BRIEFING

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