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Reviewed 14 Sept 2026

Completeness Strong (72%)

BoneMRI is a radiation free, AI-enabled and cloud based software delivering CT-like images through MRI scans of the spine and pelvis, with sub-millimeter quantitative equivalence to CT, for both adults and adolescents.

Supported by 16 papers

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Key Features

  • Radiation-free bone visualisation from MRI data

General Information

Product name

BoneMRI

Modality

MR

Main task

Not specified

Subspeciality

MSK

Disease targeted

Conditions involving the bony anatomy, such as radiculopathy, osteoarthritis, hip dysplasia, femoral acetabular impingement and spondyloarthritis, degenerative spine disease, spondylolisthesis, spondylosis and spinal fracture.

Regulatory Information

CE Certification

Pathway:

MDR

Class:

Class IIa

Verified by Health AI Register

FDA Certification

Pathway:

510(k) cleared

Class:

Class II

Verified by Health AI Register

Other certifications

Not specified

Evidence & Research

Peer-Reviewed Papers

Structural damage assessment in the spine of patients with axial spondyloarthritis – results from an international OMERACT multi-reader exercise using MRI-based synthetic CT

Seminars in Arthritis and Rheumatism · Jun 2026

Radiation-free assessment of the 3D morphology of the adolescent scoliotic spine: a feasibility study using MRI derived quantitative synthetic CT

Spine Deformity · May 2026

Evaluation of magnetic resonance imaging and deep learning-based synthetic computed tomography for calcified intradural tumors – importance of domain-specific training and validation of synthetic imaging methods for clinical application

Acta Neurochirurgica · Dec 2025

Feasibility of synthetic CT images for robotic pedicle screw planning and navigation

European Spine Journal · Nov 2025

The safety and accuracy of radiation-free spinal navigation using a short, scoliosis-specific BoneMRI-protocol, compared to CT

European Spine Journal · Jul 2025

Evaluation of MRI-based synthetic CT for lumbar degenerative disease: a comparison with CT

Scientific Reports · Jul 2025

Evaluation of MRI technologies for surgical spine planning and navigation

European Spine Journal · Feb 2025

MRI-based synthetic CT: a new method for structural damage assessment in the spine in patients with axial spondyloarthritis – a comparison with low-dose CT and radiography

Annals of the Rheumatic Diseases · Mar 2024

Morphometric and clinical comparison of MRI-based synthetic CT to conventional CT of the hip in children

Pediatric Radiology · Feb 2024

MRI-based synthetic CT for assessment of the bony elements of the sacroiliac joints in children

Insights into Imaging · Feb 2024

Bone visualization of the cervical spine with deep learning-based synthetic CT compared to conventional CT: A single-center noninferiority study on image quality

European Journal of Radiology · Jun 2022

MRI-based synthetic CT of the hip: can it be an alternative to conventional CT in the evaluation of osseous morphology?

European Radiology · Jan 2022

MRI-based synthetic CT of the lumbar spine: Geometric measurements for surgery planning in comparison with CT

European Journal of Radiology · Oct 2021

MRI‐based synthetic CT shows equivalence to conventional CT for the morphological assessment of the hip joint

Journal of Orthopaedic Research · Jul 2021

Magnetic resonance imaging–based synthetic computed tomography of the lumbar spine for surgical planning: a clinical proof-of-concept

Neurosurgical Focus · Jan 2021

MRI-based Synthetic CT in the Detection of Structural Lesions in Patients with Suspected Sacroiliitis: Comparison with MRI

Radiology · Dec 2020

Technical Specifications

Patient population age

Not specified

Input

3D MR protocol, gradient echo, multi echo, dual echo

Input format

DICOM

Output

Synthetic CT (sCT) in Hounsfield Units, 3D

Output format

DICOM

Integration

Integration in standard reading environment (PACS)

Deployment

Cloud-based

Trigger for analysis

Automatically, right after the image acquisition

Processing time

1 - 10 minutes

Population

Patients from 12 years and older suspected of having conditions involving the bony anatomy of the lumbar spine, cervical spine or pelvic region.

Market Presence

On market since

04-2019

Resellers

Not specified

Countries present

Not specified

Paying clinical customers

Not specified

Research/test users

Not specified

Pricing Information

Pricing model

Not specified

Based on

Number of analyses

Source: Vendor | First published: May 2, 2024 | Last updated: Sep 14, 2026