Rayscape Lung CT

Rayscape Lung CT identifies pulmonary nodules from 3 to 30 mm in diameter. An important function is the automated comparison of nodules in the follow-up from CT study to CT study.

The results are reported in tabular form and visualized within the CT images. Each individual nodule is described with its exact location, diameter, volume and especially its morphology. These clear reports are an essential support for the transfer of knowledge from radiologists to patients and clinicians. Rayscape Lung CT can be used both for individual patients and in full-scale oncology departments.

Native or contrast enhanced CT studies of the chest of any CT scanner age and vendor; axial reformations; maximal slice thickness 3 mm; lung reconstruction kernel; patient age at least 16 years

Chest CT of a female patient with a history of renal cancer. In the preliminary study dated December 14, 2022, no pulmonary nodules were visible (left). In the follow-up CT dated October 6, 2023, seven new nodules can be found in the plane shown. Rayscape Lung CT marks these lesions as new and indicates their diameter, volume and morphology (right).