VisiRad XR

by Imidex  · Based in United States → — AI-powered solutions for early lung cancer detection in chest X-rays.
Oncology Pulmonology Radiology

Not disclosed
Regulatory Status Disclosed

Overview

VisiRad XR, developed by Imidex, is an AI-powered software as a medical device (SaMD) designed to assist radiologists in detecting lung nodules and masses on chest radiographs. It analyzes DICOM images, utilizing machine learning algorithms to identify and mark suspicious regions ranging from 6-60mm. The software functions as a ‘second-read’ tool, intended to be used by clinicians after their initial interpretation, thereby enhancing detection rates and potentially reducing radiologist burnout. VisiRad XR seamlessly integrates into existing radiology workflows, routing images with AI-detected lesions back to radiologists within their native viewing environment for interpretation. Imidex announced the sale of VisiRad XR and its associated intellectual property in April 2025.

Reviewed by Pouyan Golshani, MD — Interventional Radiologist

Key Features

  • AI-powered lung nodule and mass detection (6-60mm) on chest X-rays
  • Analyzes chest X-rays for suspicious regions
  • Integrates into current radiology workflow
  • Provides a 'second-read' for clinicians after initial interpretation
  • Outputs secondary DICOM with annotated regions of interest
  • Cloud-based software for accessibility and scalability
  • Operates on both AP and PA image views
  • Compatible with multiple chest radiograph hardware systems
  • Demonstrated 83% sensitivity in detecting lung nodules and masses in studies
  • Improved reader performance (AUC and sensitivity) in clinical validation studies

Use Cases

  • Early detection and identification of lung cancer
  • Aid for radiologists in identifying subtle lung nodules and masses
  • Reducing radiologist workload and potential burnout
  • Improving patient outcomes by facilitating earlier diagnosis of lung cancer
  • Incidental and broad population screening of lung nodules and masses using routine chest X-rays
  • Enhancing detection of lung nodules and masses in outpatient and emergency department settings

What Physicians Need to Know

Key Capabilities
AI-powered software for analyzing chest X-rays, identifying and highlighting potential lung nodules and masses (6-60mm). It provides a 'second-read' to aid radiologists in detecting often-overlooked lung abnormalities.
Clinical Utility
Enhances early detection of lung nodules and masses, potentially leading to earlier lung cancer diagnoses and improved patient outcomes. It aims to reduce radiologist burnout by assisting with increasing image volumes and staffing shortages. The tool can identify a significant number of additional lung nodules annually.
Integration Options
Designed as a turnkey solution that integrates seamlessly into existing radiology workflows. It routes images with AI-detected lesions back to radiologists within their native viewing environment, presenting them as a secondary DICOM with annotated regions of interest (ROIs) behind the primary image. Built on Google Cloud Vertex AI, ensuring robust infrastructure for hospital system integration.
Compliance Status
Received U.S. FDA 510(k) clearance in August 2023. It is classified as a Class II medical device (21 CFR 892.2070, Product Code: MYN). It is intended as an aid after initial physician interpretation and not for triage, diagnosis, or to replace a qualified radiologist's review.
Pricing Model
Specific pricing details are not publicly disclosed. However, it is positioned as a cost-effective alternative for broad population screening and incidental detection of lung nodules, suggesting a B2B licensing or subscription model for healthcare systems.
User Experience
Provides a user-friendly, turnkey solution that integrates into current radiology workflows without requiring additional testing orders. The AI-detected findings are presented within the radiologist's native viewing environment for easy interpretation alongside the original image.
Implementation Complexity
Described as a 'turnkey solution' designed to plug into current radiology workflows with minimal disruption. Its cloud-based architecture (Google Cloud Vertex AI) facilitates integration into hospital systems.
Evidence Base
Supported by two large-scale studies for FDA clearance: a retrospective standalone study (over 11,000 images) demonstrating 83% sensitivity in detecting lung nodules and masses, and a multi-center clinical validation study (600 images, 24 radiologists) showing statistically significant improvement in reader accuracy and sensitivity. The model's sensitivity is estimated to be 30% greater than radiologists alone.
Physician Tip

VisiRad XR serves as a valuable 'second-read' tool for chest X-rays, aiding in the detection of subtle lung nodules and masses that might otherwise be overlooked. Physicians should integrate this AI assistance after their initial interpretation, leveraging it to enhance diagnostic accuracy and potentially identify lung cancers at earlier, more treatable stages. Remember, it is an aid and does not replace the radiologist's professional judgment or intended for primary diagnosis or triage. Its use can be particularly beneficial in high-volume settings to combat burnout and improve overall detection rates.

VisiRad XR is designed for straightforward integration into existing radiology workflows, delivering AI-annotated images directly within the radiologist's native viewing environment via standard DICOM protocols. Its foundation on Google Cloud Vertex AI ensures a scalable and secure platform. Recent partnerships with companies like Spesana and Orbit Genomics suggest a future trajectory towards broader integration within personalized medicine platforms and genomics for a more comprehensive approach to lung cancer detection and patient care.

Details

Category Oncology AI, Radiology & Imaging AI
Pricing Not disclosed — Not disclosed
DeploymentCloud-based
Compliance
BAA AvailableUnknown AI-estimated
HIPAA CompliantUnknown AI-estimated
FDA Status 1 AI-estimated

VisiRad XR received FDA 510(k) clearance (K223133) on August 3, 2023, as a Class II Medical Image Analyzer (Product Code MYN). It is cleared as a computer-aided detection (CADe) device intended to identify and mark regions of interest suspicious for lung nodules and masses from 6-60mm in chest radiographs, to be used as a second-read only.

Integrations
EHR Not specified
Specialties Oncology, Pulmonology, Radiology

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Press & Coverage

AuntMinnie
Imidex and Orbit Genomics partner
Imidex and Orbit Genomics have partnered to combine Imidex's VisiRad XR AI software, which detects lung nodules on chest X-rays, with Orbit Genomics' OrbiSeq-L AI sequencing technology for lung cancer diagnosis. The companies are preparing for clinical trials, with VisiRad XR having received FDA clearance in August 2023 and demonstrating 83% sensitivity in detecting lung nodules as small as 6mm.
2024-08
Medical Device Network
Imidex and Spesana partner to transform cancer detection and patient care
Imidex and Spesana have partnered to integrate VisiRad XR into Spesana's medical data and clinical workflow platform to enhance early lung cancer detection and patient outcomes. VisiRad XR, an AI-based computer-aided detection technology, received FDA 510(k) clearance in August 2023 and boasts 83% sensitivity in detecting lung nodules and masses.
2024-07
Georgia Tech College of Engineering
AI Beyond Campus - Georgia Tech College of Engineering
Keith Hearon from Imidex highlights VisiRad XR as their flagship AI product, designed to identify lung nodules and masses in chest X-ray images. He states that Imidex's AI is 33% more accurate than radiologists in clinical practice, potentially identifying 1.3 million more nodule patients annually in the U.S.
2024-06
Radiology Business
FDA Clears AI-Powered Software for Lung Nodule Detection on X-Rays
VisiRad XR, an AI-enabled software by IMIDEX, received 510(k) clearance from the FDA in August 2023 for detecting suspicious lung masses and nodules on chest X-rays. A retrospective study of over 11,000 images showed an 83% sensitivity rate for the software.
2023-08
GlobeNewswire
IMIDEX Announces FDA 510(k) Clearance for VisiRadu2122 XR, an AI-powered medical device to help radiologists detect lung nodules in chest X-rays
IMIDEX announced FDA 510(k) clearance for VisiRad XR, an AI-powered software that analyzes chest X-rays to highlight possible lung nodules and masses. The software aims to give clinicians a closer look at often-overlooked lung lesions, potentially enabling earlier identification of future lung cancers.
2023-08
Axis Imaging News
Imidex VisiRad XR Nabs FDA Clearance
Imidex received U.S. FDA 510(k) clearance for VisiRad XR, its AI-powered software designed to analyze chest X-rays and identify potential lung nodules and masses. The software was developed using machine learning and curated training data, aiming to improve early lung cancer detection.
2023-08
Medical Product Outsourcing
FDA OKs IMIDEX's AI-Powered Device to Spot Lung Nodules
IMIDEX's VisiRad XR AI-powered software, which analyzes chest X-rays for lung nodules and masses, received U.S. FDA 510(k) clearance. A retrospective study of 11,000 patient images showed VisiRad XR detected lung nodules and masses with 83% sensitivity.
2023-08
FDA
510(k) Premarket Notification - VisiRad XR
This FDA 510(k) premarket notification document details the clearance of VisiRad XR, a computer-aided detection (CADe) device intended to identify and mark regions of interest suspicious for lung nodules and masses on chest radiographs. The document specifies that VisiRad XR identifies features associated with pulmonary nodules and masses from 6-60mm in size.
2023-08

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Frequently Asked Questions

VisiRad XR is designed as a turnkey solution that seamlessly integrates into your current radiology workflow. It routes images with AI-detected lesions back to radiologists within their native viewing environment, allowing them to see the AI's findings directly behind the primary image for interpretation.
VisiRad XR is an AI-powered software intended to aid radiologists by highlighting potential lung nodules and masses on chest X-rays, acting as a 'second-read' tool after initial physician interpretation. It is not intended to replace the review by a qualified radiologist, be used for triage, or make or confirm a diagnosis.
Yes, VisiRad XR has received FDA 510(k) clearance in August 2023. This clearance signifies that the device is safe and effective for its intended use in aiding the detection of lung nodules and masses on chest radiographs.
While VisiRad XR improves the detection of lung nodules and masses, it is an aid and not a diagnostic tool. Its sensitivity for detecting lung nodules and masses was reported at 83% in a retrospective study, meaning it may not identify all lesions.
Yes, there are other AI-powered solutions in the market designed to assist with medical image analysis, including those for lung nodule detection. While VisiRad XR focuses on chest X-rays, other platforms like Lunit INSIGHT CXR also exist, and the field of AI in medical imaging is continuously evolving with new developments.
Specific pricing or licensing models for VisiRad XR are not publicly disclosed in the provided information. Typically, such specialized medical AI software solutions involve direct engagement with the vendor, IMIDEX, to discuss pricing structures tailored to the healthcare facility's size and usage needs.
Clinical evaluation of VisiRad XR included a multi-reader, multi-case validation study with 600 images and 24 radiologists, demonstrating statistically significant improvement in their ability to detect pulmonary nodules and masses. A retrospective standalone study utilizing over 11,000 patient images also showed an 83% sensitivity for detecting lung nodules and masses.

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