ChestView
ChestView AI enhances the detection of urgent findings like pneumothorax, pleural effusion, and consolidation, as well as early cancer indicators such as nodules, and mediastinal mass. Co-developed with AP-HP and grounded on a robust database partly cross-referenced with CT-scan, it is now widely used in private and public facilities worldwide.
Indication : An 87-year-old male with suspected lung cancer underwent a lung biopsy. Six hours later, a chest X-ray was prescribed as a pre-discharge safety measure. / Results : ChestView detected a pneumothorax, a complication from the biopsy, which was confirmed on a subsequent CT scan.
Indication : A 60-year-old female, a long-term smoker with a 15-pack-year history, consulted her general practitioner about a persistent cough (>three months). Initially, a frontal chest X-ray was performed and interpreted as normal. Due to the ongoing symptoms, a chest CT was ordered, revealing a left lower lobar lung mass. Subsequent PET imaging confirmed the lesion's uniqueness, showing no adenopathy or other hypermetabolic activity. A CT-guided percutaneous biopsy diagnosed lung adenocarcinoma, staged as T3N0M0. / Results : ChestView successfully identified the retrocardiac lung nodule that was obscured by the heart on the X-ray.
Indication : A 49-year-old male with a history of high-grade osteosarcoma and a tibia amputation in 2010. / Results : ChestView detected a right paravertebral mass. Subsequent CT imaging and biopsy confirmed the mass as a recurrence of osteosarcoma.
Indication : A 64-year-old male was admitted to the ICU for respiratory distress following a fall down the stairs. / Results : An X-ray revealed a hemopneumothorax, pleural effusion, and a consolidation, all pathologies were identified by ChestView. Initially, the radiologist misidentified the pneumothorax and incorrectly diagnosed the consolidation as atelectasis.
Indication : A 74 year-old female smoker was evaluated for a cough that revealed a pulmonary nodule. Biopsy and follow-up imaging were performed to check for post-biopsy pulmonary complications (e.g., pneumothorax). / Results : The imaging revealed an absence of pneumothorax but the presence of intra-alveolar haemorrhage around the biopsied nodule that ChestView characterised as a consolidation.
Better Patient Care
Enhance the quality of care by minimizing overlooked anomalies; our study has shown a notable increase in sensitivity for all abnormalities.
Improving workflow
Over 70% of Chest X-rays are labeled as normal. ChestView accelerates prioritization with a unique design that merges vital findings and high sensitivity, assisting in patient triage.
Empowering readers
Reading Chest X-rays is challenging for all readers. ChestView aids by cutting down reading time and aims to serve as a copilot, bolstering their decision-making process.
MARIE-PIERRE REVEL, HEAD OF RADIOLOGY DEPARTMENT, HôPITAL COCHIN AP-HP, PARIS, FRANCE
