QOCA® image Smart RT Contouring System

by Quanta Computer  · Based in Taiwan →AI-powered precision for radiation therapy planning
Oncology Radiology

Regulatory Status Disclosed

Overview

QOCA® image Smart RT Contouring System is an AI-powered post-processing software designed to automatically outline organs at risk (OAR) on CT scans. It utilizes deep-learning-based algorithms to process DICOM CT imaging data and generate RTSTRUCT objects. This system is intended for use in external beam radiation therapy treatment planning, providing accurate organ contours as input data for radiation oncology clinicians. The software aims to improve workflow efficiency and precision in treatment delivery by automating the contouring process. It operates via a web-based interface for managing settings and progress and supports multi-detector CT scans, with a recommendation for scanners with more than 16 slices for radiation therapy simulation CT. The system is designed for adult use and is intended for the head, neck, and pelvis regions.

Reviewed by Pouyan Golshani, MD — Interventional Radiologist

Key Features

  • AI-powered post-processing software
  • Automated contouring of organs at risk (OAR) on CT scans
  • Utilizes deep-learning-based algorithms
  • Generates RTSTRUCT objects for radiation oncology use
  • Web-based interface for settings and progress management
  • Supports multi-detector CT scans (recommended >16 slices)
  • DICOM compliant output
  • Aids in efficient treatment plan preparation
  • Improves workflow and precision in treatment delivery
  • Intended for head, neck, and pelvis regions

Use Cases

  • External beam radiation therapy treatment planning
  • Automated contouring of organs at risk (OAR)
  • Input data for radiation therapy treatment planning systems
  • Reducing contouring time in RT workflow
  • Improving consistency and quality in contouring

What Physicians Need to Know

Key Capabilities
AI-powered post-processing software for automatic contouring of organs at risk (OARs) on DICOM CT scans, utilizing deep learning algorithms. It generates RTSTRUCT objects for radiation therapy treatment planning and features a web-based interface for settings and progress management.
Clinical Utility
Designed to enhance workflow efficiency and precision in radiation therapy by providing accurate organ contours, thereby reducing the manual contouring time for radiation oncology clinicians. It is intended for adult patients requiring OAR identification in the head, neck, and pelvis regions.
Integration Options
Processes DICOM CT imaging data and outputs standard RTSTRUCT objects. It requires DICOM 3.0 compliance and is compatible with existing DICOM-compliant Treatment Planning Systems (TPS) and interactive contouring applications.
Compliance Status
FDA Approved (510(k) cleared, K231855) as a post-processing software medical device (SaMD) on February 13, 2024.
Pricing Model
Specific pricing model information is not publicly available. Similar AI software in healthcare may use perpetual licenses or volume-based licensing.
Implementation Complexity
Involves software integration with existing DICOM-compliant CT imaging data workflows and Treatment Planning Systems. Configuration is managed through a web-based interface.
Evidence Base
Performance testing demonstrated segmentation accuracy on retrospective CT datasets from Taiwan and the USA, achieving median Dice similarity coefficients greater than 0.80 for major organs at risk. No clinical tests were conducted, but the software met acceptance criteria for reliable and accurate contouring.
Physician Tip

This AI tool is a post-processing aid for OAR contouring, not a standalone diagnostic or treatment planning system. Always perform thorough manual review, editing, and acceptance of the AI-generated contours within your Treatment Planning System before clinical use. It is specifically for adult patients and indicated for head, neck, and pelvis regions. Leverage the efficiency gains for routine contouring to focus on complex cases and critical decision-making.

The system is designed for seamless integration into existing radiation oncology workflows by accepting DICOM CT input and producing standard RTSTRUCT outputs. Ensure your current imaging infrastructure and Treatment Planning Systems are DICOM 3.0 compliant to facilitate optimal data exchange. The web-based management interface allows for flexible access and configuration.

Details

Category Oncology AI, Radiology & Imaging AI
Pricing Unknown
DeploymentWeb-based interface (typically cloud-based or on-premise server with web access)
Compliance
BAA AvailableUnknown AI-estimated
HIPAA CompliantUnknown AI-estimated
FDA Status 1 AI-estimated

The QOCA® image Smart RT Contouring System received FDA 510(k) clearance (K231855) on February 13, 2024, as a Class II device. It is an AI-powered post-processing software intended to automatically contour DICOM CT imaging data using deep-learning-based algorithms for external beam radiation therapy treatment planning.

Integrations
EHR Not specified
Specialties Oncology, Radiology

What the Web Says

The QOCAu00ae image Smart RT Contouring System is an AI-based solution designed to automate the contouring of organs at risk (OARs) and lymphatic drainage areas for head and neck cancer patients in radiation therapy. It aims to significantly reduce the manual contouring time, potentially saving 2-3 hours per patient, and improve consistency by minimizing inter-observer variability. While auto-contouring systems like QOCAu00ae image are becoming more common in radiation oncology, they still require physician review and editing to ensure accuracy, especially for target volumes and smaller, less visible structures.

Overall: Positive

Strengths

  • Significantly reduces manual contouring time (2-3 hours per patient for head and neck cancer).
  • Reduces inter-observer variability in contouring.
  • Improves the quality of contouring for lymphatic drainage areas and organs at risk.
  • Can improve efficiency and allow physicians to focus on other clinical tasks.
  • Helps standardize contouring within an institution and potentially across the field.
  • Generally good subjective quality of auto-contours, often requiring only minor changes.

Limitations

  • Auto-contours still require physician review and editing, which can be time-consuming.
  • Accuracy issues can arise, particularly with target volumes and smaller lesions.
  • Performance can vary for different OARs, with some structures being more challenging for AI to contour accurately.
  • May hinder residents' understanding of CT anatomy if not used in conjunction with manual contouring practice.
  • Poor visibility of small lesions on non-contrast-enhanced MR-Linac images can lead to unsatisfactory target contouring accuracy.

Based on reviews from: Collections, MDPI, PubMed, RT Medical Systems

Last updated: 2026-07-19

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Frequently Asked Questions

The QOCAu00ae image Smart RT Contouring System is an AI-powered post-processing software designed to automatically outline organs at risk (OARs) on DICOM CT scans for external beam radiation therapy treatment planning. It aims to improve workflow efficiency and precision by providing accurate organ contours as input data for radiation therapy.
The QOCAu00ae image Smart RT Contouring System has received FDA 510(k) clearance (K231855), indicating it is substantially equivalent to a legally marketed predicate device. This clearance allows its use in clinical workflows for radiation oncology departments.
The system is designed to integrate with appropriate software, such as Treatment Planning Systems (TPS) and interactive contouring applications, by processing DICOM CT images and outputting RTSTRUCT objects. Physicians must review, edit, and accept the AI-generated contours within their existing TPS.
While efficient, the system does not provide a user interface for data visualization, with settings managed via a web-based interface, and it is not intended to automatically detect or contour lesions. Crucially, it serves as an 'AI assist' tool, meaning physician review, editing, and acceptance of all generated contours are mandatory and cannot be replaced.
Several other AI-powered auto-contouring solutions exist, including MVision AI, MIM Software, RADformation, and Siemens Healthineers' DirectORGANS, as well as integrated features within major treatment planning systems like RayStation and Pinnacle. While specific comparative performance details for QOCAu00ae image against all competitors are not readily available, these systems generally aim to reduce contouring time and improve consistency.
Specific pricing for the QOCAu00ae image system is not publicly disclosed, but AI software in healthcare typically involves licensing fees, subscription models, or per-use charges. Factors influencing cost often include the scope of integration, number of users, included OARs, and ongoing support and maintenance.
Performance testing for the QOCAu00ae image system included segmentation accuracy validation on retrospective CT datasets from Taiwan and the USA, achieving median Dice similarity coefficients greater than 0.80 for major organs at risk. This indicates a high degree of overlap between AI-generated and ground truth contours.

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