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ImageBiopsy Lab
AI-driven software applications assisting orthopedists and MSK radiologists in assessment and prediction of bone health
About ImageBiopsy Lab
At ImageBiopsy Lab, our team is pioneering the transformation of diagnostic imaging with AI-powered solutions tailored for musculoskeletal disorders. With expertise in MSK-AI and a strong foundation in R&D leadership, our mission is to elevate the standard and precision of X-ray image analysis. We've successfully cultivated a culture of innovation, driving both standardization and improved diagnostic accuracy in daily medical routines. Collaborating with a diverse team, we harness the synergy of collective knowledge to deliver impactful disease insights. Thanks to our efforts, radiologists and orthopedic surgeons are empowered with advanced tools to better serve patients. Our vision is clear: to enable individuals with musculoskeletal conditions to achieve better health outcomes through the intelligent application of technology in healthcare. Our vision is to become the One-Stop-Shop for musculoskeletal imaging intelligence, enabling new medical standards for 1.7B patients being affected. What differentiates IB Lab from other AI-supported medical companies is our clear focus to go beyond diagnostics, turning large amounts of unstructured imaging data into meaningful evidence.
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People
ImageBiopsy Lab welcomed Shpëtim Emiri to the company after 6,5 years of experience.
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Research & Knowledge
ImageBiopsy Lab published a study in Osteoporosis International highlighting a persistent diagnostic gap in routine thoracic and abdominal CT imaging, with findings showing 170 CT examinations showing moderate-to-severe vertebral fractures, 14.7% documented in the final impression, and 85.3% not included.
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ImageBiopsy Lab published a study in Osteoporosis International highlighting that 85.3% of identified moderate-to-severe vertebral fractures were not documented in the final impression of routine CT imaging.
Reported by Richard Ljuhar
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ImageBiopsy Lab published a study in the Academic Radiology Journal by the MSK Radiology team at the Ludwig-Maximilians University Munich validating the performance of its KI software SQUIRREL in radiology diagnostics.
Reported by Richard Ljuhar
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ImageBiopsy Lab published a study in Radiology (#RSNA) evaluating RBfracture across 1,500 patients and 12 clinicians at three European trauma centers in Denmark, Germany, and the Netherlands.
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