“CXR is the 1st line exam for multiple indications, however, CXR reading is particularly difficult. AI has the ability to detect subtle findings that require urgent management or that can highly impact patient prognosis, including signs of cancer, increasing the performance of radiologists.”
ChestView
ChestView AI enhances the detection of urgent findings like pneumothorax, pleural effusion, and consolidation, as well as early cancer indicators such as nodules, and mediastinal mass. Co-developed with AP-HP and grounded on a robust database partly cross-referenced with CT-scan, it is now widely used in private and public facilities worldwide.
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ChestView in action
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Indication
An 87-year-old male with suspected lung cancer underwent a lung biopsy. Six hours later, a chest X-ray was prescribed as a pre-discharge safety measure.
Results
ChestView detected a pneumothorax, a complication from the biopsy, which was confirmed on a subsequent CT scan.
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Indication
A 60-year-old female, a long-term smoker with a 15-pack-year history, consulted her general practitioner about a persistent cough (>three months). Initially, a frontal chest X-ray was performed and interpreted as normal. Due to the ongoing symptoms, a chest CT was ordered, revealing a left lower lobar lung mass. Subsequent PET imaging confirmed the lesion's uniqueness, showing no adenopathy or other hypermetabolic activity. A CT-guided percutaneous biopsy diagnosed lung adenocarcinoma, staged as T3N0M0.
Results
ChestView successfully identified the retrocardiac lung nodule that was obscured by the heart on the X-ray.
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Indication
A 49-year-old male with a history of high-grade osteosarcoma and a tibia amputation in 2010.
Results
ChestView detected a right paravertebral mass. Subsequent CT imaging and biopsy confirmed the mass as a recurrence of osteosarcoma.
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Indication
A 64-year-old male was admitted to the ICU for respiratory distress following a fall down the stairs.
Results
An X-ray revealed a hemopneumothorax, pleural effusion, and a consolidation, all pathologies were identified by ChestView. Initially, the radiologist misidentified the pneumothorax and incorrectly diagnosed the consolidation as atelectasis.
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Indication
A 74 year-old female smoker was evaluated for a cough that revealed a pulmonary nodule. Biopsy and follow-up imaging were performed to check for post-biopsy pulmonary complications (e.g., pneumothorax).
Results
The imaging revealed an absence of pneumothorax but the presence of intra-alveolar haemorrhage around the biopsied nodule that ChestView characterised as a consolidation.
Better patient care
Enhance the quality of care by minimizing overlooked anomalies; our study has shown a notable increase in sensitivity for all abnormalities.
Improving workflow
Over 70% of Chest X-rays are labeled as normal. ChestView accelerates prioritization with a unique design that merges vital findings and high sensitivity, assisting in patient triage.
Empowering readers
Reading Chest X-rays is challenging for all readers. ChestView aids by cutting down reading time and aims to serve as a copilot, bolstering their decision-making process.
