News | Artificial Intelligence | April 16, 2019

AI-based CAD platform finds similar chest X-rays in a database with patient prioritization

Oxipit Introduces Multilingual Support for ChestEye AI Imaging Suite

April 16, 2019 — The CE-certified ChestEye artificial intelligence (AI) imaging suite by Oxipit is now available in seven European languages. In addition to English, ChestEye interface now supports German, French, Spanish, Hungarian, Dutch, Czech and Lithuanian languages. The addition of multilingual support further builds on Oxipit’s strategy to increase day-to-day productivity of radiology specialists.

The company is looking to add support for more European languages based on customer requirements. The addition of extra language support usually takes from 2 to 4 weeks.

In February ChestEye suite was awarded CE certification and is available for commercial deployment in 32 European markets. It is the first AI-based full workflow medical imaging suite to be certified by a CE mark. ChestEye imaging suite encompasses a fully automatic computer aided diagnosis (CAD) platform, a search module for discovering similar-looking chest X-rays in a given database and a patient prioritization solution.

For more information: www.oxipit.ai


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