xAID Abdomen

xAID Abdomen detects nephrolithiasis in non-enhanced CT studies with high precision

The AI assistant detects radiopaque urinary stones, excluding genuine bladder stones. The results are clearly structured in text and images. The time to diagnosis is significantly reduced. xAID Abdomen also detects ectasias and aneurysms of the abdominal aorta, fractures of the lumbar vertebrae as well as adrenal adenomas with high reliability on non-enhanced abdominal CT scans.

Non-enhanced abdominal CT studies of any CT scanner for patients aged 18 and older; axial reformations; dose rate minimum 2mA; maximal slice thickness 3 mm; soft tissue reconstruction kernel

Non-enhanced abdominal CT of a 47-year-old patient with right flank pain. A kidney stone approximately 3 mm in diameter is present in the right kidney (lower left). xAID Abdomen detects the calcification and accurately reports the morphological data. Furthermore, an adenoma of the left adrenal gland (upper middle), two cystic lesions of the right kidney (upper right), the normal width of the abdominal aorta (lower middle), and a slight height reduction of the T12 vertebral body (lower right) are described. A liver lesion was detected, but is nonspecific on the non-enhanced CT of the abdomen (not shown).