AZmed
Company NameAZmed
Founded2018
Head officeParis, France
Websitehttps://www.azmed.co/
Contactcontact@azmed.co

Products by AZmed

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Subspeciality: MSK

Modality: X-ray

Source: Vendor

Fracture detection

AZtrauma is a computer-assisted detection and diagnosis  (CAD) software device to assist radiologists and emergency physicians in detecting fractures during the review of radiographs of the musculoskeletal system for ankle, clavicle, elbow, forearm, hip, humerus, knee, pelvis, shoulder, tibia, fibula, wrist, hand, foot.

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Subspeciality: Chest

Modality: X-ray

Source: Vendor

Computer-aided diagnosis tool, Intended to help radiologists and emergency physicians to detect and localize abnormalities on standard x-rays

AZchest is intended for use in the analysis of chest X-rays. It is designed to assist healthcare professionals by automatically detecting, categorizing, and reporting on cardiac and pulmonary abnormalities.

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Subspeciality: MSK

Modality: X-ray

Source: Vendor

Computer-aided diagnosis tool, Intended to help radiologists and emergency physicians to detect and localize abnormalities on standard x-rays

AZmeasure delivers automated characterization of osteo-articular geometries, including lengths and angular positions of hip, knee and foot. It focuses on MSK (musculoskeletal) radiography.

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Subspeciality: MSK

Modality: X-ray

Source: Public

Bone age estimation

AZboneage provides automated calculation of the bone age of pediatric patients, based on the reference Greulich & Pyle methodology. The product also performs the statistical comparison between the bone and chronological age of the young patients.

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Subspeciality: Chest

Modality: CT

Source: Vendor

Lung nodule detection, Nodule characterization, Nodule classification

AZnod analyzes each slice of a CT to identify nodules between 3 mm and 30 mm. The system evaluates them, provides measurements of volume, long-axis diameter, and perpendicular diameters, and indicates the exact CT slices where they appear.