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Product:

ChestAi

1.0

Company HQ: 

1800 senate street, columbia, USA 29201

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Last Updated:

15th May 2023

Chest X-rays are currently the best available method for diagnosing different lung associated diseases like hernia, pneumonia, fibrosis, edema, emphysema, cardiomegaly, pleural thickening, consolidation, pneumothorax, mass, nodule, atelectasis, effusion, infiltrations, and tuberculosis. Our application can detect diagnosis of each of these conditions faster than an average processing time from a radiological laboratory. Especially for Tuberculosis (TB). Our product can be used on a android or IOS phone application or any web browser with a basic WIFI network. It’s easy to use interface makes it an convenient application for any user not well verse with high end technology.

Certification

Certification pending

Development Stage

On the Market

Deployment

Android and IOS app. Our product can be used on a android or IOS phone application or any web browser with a basic WIFI network. It’s easy to use interface makes it an convenient application for any user not well verse with high end technology.

Intended Age Group

0+ years

Target Setting

Primary, public, private

Current Market

India and Africa

Input

JPG, PNG,
Posterior-anterior CXR
Anterior-posterior CXR

Output

Dichotomous output indicating for each abnormality whether this is present or absent.

Dichotomous output only indicating whether TB is likely present or likely absent.

Probability score for TB

Probability score for each abnormality

Location of each abnormality

The results from ChestAi application are formatted in a structure report to provide information on if disease was detected, if so where was it identified in X-ray image and also information on details of identified condition.

Can detect:

Abscess Air fluid level  

Atelectasis √ Blunted costophrenic angle

Calcification

Consolidation  Fibrosis

Interstitial markings  Loculated pleural effusion

Lymphadenopathy  Mass  Nodule

Opacity  Pleural effusion

Pneumothorax

Hardware

NA

Server

AWS

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Hardware

NA

Integration with X-ray Systems

Integration with PACS and Legacy Systems

The ChestAi application can be integrated in any of the existing hospital data storage PACS platform, the X-ray images normally in JPEG, or PNG formats can be imported into ChestAi to provide diagnosis. If X-ray images are in DICOM format, our platform can convert them to JPEG or PNG format to get it passed through application.

Yes can be integrated

Software

IOS or Android App

Processing Time

1min

Data Sharing & Privacy

None

Price

Licensing

Software Updates

Software update is scheduled next year Fall 2024 with inclusion of additional use cases including but not limited to hemorrhages, and fractures. No changes will be made to current version of software with existing labels for Tuberculosis and other 16 labels.

Product Development Method

The product was developed on java platform, using AWS sagemaker for training, trained models hosted on AWS cloud.

Training

The product was designed and trained on more than 500 thousand X-ray images in total for 16 different conditions.

Reference Standard

The ground truth/reference standard used to diagnose TB condition are patient X-ray with actual TB as diagnosed consistently by more than 5 radiologists in USA. The negative reference are normal X-rays without any condition including TB.

Publications

Single shot detector application for image disease localization, Shrikant Pawar, Aditya Stanam, Rushikesh Chopade, bioRxiv 2021.09.21.461307; DOI: https://doi.org/10.1101/2021.09.21.461307  


Neural Networks for Predicting Severity of Ovarian Carcinomas, Rushikesh Chopade, Aditya Stanam, Shrikant Pawar. Intelligent Sustainable Systems. Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems, vol 578. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-19-7660-5_7 


K-fold Semi-supervised Self-learning Technique for Image Disease Localization, Rushikesh Chopade, Patil Abhijit, Stanam, Shrikant Pawar. Springer Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing Print ISBN 978-981-19-9818-8. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-19-9819-5_49 

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