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Endotracheal Tube Positioning*

As many as 25% of intubations outside of the operating room result in mispositioned ET Tubes, which can lead to severe complications2-6.

Critical Care Suite’s Endotracheal Tube Positioning AI algorithm is now available on AMX 240 mobile X-ray systems.

  • Confidence at Point of Care

    • Provides an accurate and automated measurement of ET Tube position on the mobile X-ray device within seconds of image acquisition
    • The vertical distance of the tube tip and the carina is automatically calculated and displayed on device.
    • The average error for the ETT automated measurement is less than 1mm when calculating the vertical distance7.

  • ET Tube Cases at a Glance

    • Enables immediate access to AI-derived measurements in PACS worklist via configurable DICOM® tags
    • Displays AI-generated measurements with an image overlay in PACS

Pneumothorax Triage and Notification

On-device AI solution that can help triage critical conditions, such as pneumothorax, alleviating the overwhelming demand that urgent X-rays are placing on radiology teams.

The Pneumothorax Notification is included in Critical Care Suite 2.0 and is available on AMX 240 mobile X-ray systems as well as Definium™ 656 HD and Definium 646 HD fixed X-ray systems.

  • High Accuracy8

    • Detects nearly all large pneumothoraces (96% sensitivity).
    • Identifies 3 out of 4 small pneumothoraces (75% sensitivity).
    • Limits false alerts (94% specificity).
    • An Area Under Curve (AUC) of 0.96.

  • Triage Notifications

    • Sends a secondary capture DICOM image to PACS and presents the AI results to the radiologist
    • Image flags help enable worklist prioritization and have the potential to expedite review of critical findings
“The Critical Care Suite using AI to improve the speed of detection of pneumothoraces is an excellent example of how the use of modern technology will have a real impact on the delivery of medical care.”
Prof Fergus GleesonCMO NCIMI, Consultant Radiologist, Head of Academic Radiology, Director of the Oxford Imaging Trials Unit, Divisional Director for the Oxford University Hospitals NHS Trust, UK
Dr Alex NovakConsultant in Emergency Medicine and Ambulatory CareOxford University Hospitals NHS Trust, UK

Quality Care Suite

"We are overall very happy with the performance of the algorithm and currently using it for routine patient care. CCS represents the easiest implementation of novel radiology software, specifically AI-integration, that I have encountered in my career."
Amit Gupta, M.D.Cardiothoracic Radiologist and Modality Director of Diagnostic RadiographyUniversity Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center and Assistant Professor or Radiology at Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland
Dr. Bharat AggarwalDirector of RadiologyMax Super Specialty Hospital, Saket, New Delhi, India

Innovation Awards for Critical Care Suite 2.0


Premier Breakthroughs 21 Innovation Awards

Fast Company’s World Changing Ideas Awards: Health and Wellness, Honorable Mention, 2020

GN Focus’s Top 8 Innovations at Arab Health, 2020

Vizient’s Innovation Exchange, 2020
“The Critical Care Suite provided a useful adjunct to the identification of pneumothorax in the setting of Cardiothoracic Surgery. Pneumothorax in the setting of Cardiothoracic Surgery is common and despite the requirement for intensive monitoring in the peri-operative setting, the Critical Care Suite was able to identify pneumothoraces with a high level of accuracy.”
Elizabeth BelcherConsultant Cardiothoracic Surgeon,Oxford University Hospitals, NHS Trust
Steve BarrySenior Radiographer,Oxford University Hospitals NHS Trust, UK
*510(k) pending. Distributed in accordance with FDA imaging guidance regarding COVID19 public health emergency.

** The technologist notification is generated 15 mins after exam closure. It is contextual and does not provide any diagnostic information. The on-device, technologist notification is not intended to inform any clinical decision, prioritization, or action.

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  2. Jemmett ME, Kendal KM, Fourre MW, Burton JH. Unrecognized misplacement of endotracheal tubes in a mixed urban to rural emergency medical services setting. Acad Emerg Med 2003;10:961–5.
  3. Katz SH, Falk JL. Misplaced endotracheal tubes by paramedics in an urban emergency medical services system. Ann Emerg Med 2001;37:32–7.
  4. Lotano R, Gerber D, Aseron C, Santarelli R, Pratter M. Utility of postintubation chest radiographs in the intensive care unit. Crit Care 2000;4:50–3.
  5. McGillicuddy DC, Babineau MR, Fisher J, Ban K, Sanchez LD. Is a postintubation chest radiograph necessary in the emergency department? Int J Emerg Med 2009;2:247–9.
  6. Rachh, Pratik, et al. “Reducing STAT Portable Chest Radiograph Turnaround Times: A Pilot Study.” Current problems in diagnostic radiology (2017).
  7. GE Healthcare Data on File
  8. FDA 510(k) K183182