| Company Name | mediaire |
| Founded | 2018 |
| Head office | Berlin, Germany |
| Website | https://mediaire.de/en/ |
| Contact | info@mediaire.de |
Products by mediaire
Subspeciality: Neuro
Modality: MR
Source: Vendor
Aneurysm detection with longitudinal follow-up, Including hippocampus and ventricles) with longitudinal follow-up, Lesion detection including anatomical localization (magnims criteria) and longitudinal follow-up, Quantification of brain volume and white/gray matter (global and regional, Segmentation of brain regions, Tumor differentiation through delineation and quantification of tumor core and surrounding oedema incl. longitudinal follow-up
mdbrain enables AI-powered evaluations of brain MRIs. Currently available modules are Brain Volumetry, Lesion Characterization, Aneurysm Detection, and Tumor Differentiation. As output radiologists receive quantitative reports as well as visual overlays directly into the PACS.
Subspeciality: Abdomen
Modality: MR
Source: Vendor
Automated comparison to earlier examinations., Automated segmentation of the prostate with volume calculation, Classification of lesions according to pi-rads 2.1 and determination of relevant parameters (e.g., Detection and evaluation of suspicious lesions, EPE, Extent, Index lesion)
mdprostate enables AI-based static and longitudinal evaluations of prostate MRIs through automatic identification and classification of lesions according to PI-RADS 2.1. The output includes quantitative reports and visual overlays directly integrated into the PACS, with all relevant lesions marked on a sector map.
Subspeciality: MSK
Modality: MR
Source: Public
Classification of cartilage injuries according to ICRS, Report generation
mdknee enables AI-based evaluation of knee MRIs through automatic detection and classification of cartilage damage according to the International Cartilage Regeneration & Joint Preservation Society (ICRS) grading system. The output includes a quantitative report and visual overlays integrated into the PACS system, with affected areas mapped to specific anatomical regions such as the femur, tibia, and patella.