Veye Lung Nodules™
AI solution for lung nodule detection and management on chest CT scans
Veye Lung Nodules™ automatically analyses hundreds of DICOM images scan to detecte, quantify, measure, classify and track the growth of pulmonary nodules. Veye Lung Nodules™ delivers its results in a fully integrated environment, within the usual radiology workflow and infrastructure.
Automatic detection and characterisation of pulmonary nodules
Veye Lung Nodules™ performs measurements in 2D and 3D settings, classifies solid and sub-solid nodules (including ground–glass opacity) and has an adjustable detection threshold
Lung nodule growth assessment if most recent prior available in the PACS
Veye Lung Nodules™ retrieves the most recent prior, if available, and automatically assesses the growth percentage and volume doubling time (VDT) for each nodule
Automatic generation of a report and integration of an additional series directly into the PACS
The report contains a complete description of every nodule detected (diameter, volume, typology, VDT, ..) and a 3D rendering
Save time by fully automating cumbersome tasks such as nodule measurements and prior comparison
Reduce the variability of intra- and interobserver measurements and standardise patient follow-up
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Publications
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Validation of a deep learning computer aided system for CT based lung nodule detection, classification, and growth rate estimation in a routine clinical population, John T. Murchison, Gillian Ritchie, et al. Plos One (2022)
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Higher agreement between readers with deep learning CAD software for reporting pulmonary nodules on CT, H.L. Hempel, M.P. Engbersen, et al. European Journal of Radiology (2022)
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Clinical evaluation of a deep-learning-based computer-aided detection system for the detection of pulmonary nodules in a large teaching hospital, Murchison, J. T., Ritchie, G., et al. Clinical Radiology (2021)
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Effect of CT reconstruction settings on the performance of a deep learning based lung nodule CAD system, Blazis, S. P, Dennis B.M. Dieckens et al. European Journal of Radiology (2021)
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