IB Zero G accepts noncontrast medical images as inputs and produces a synthetic image series that mimics contrast-enhanced images of comparable diagnostic quality, IB said. Benefits include less time in the scanner for patients and for providers, an increase in scanner availability, and a reduction in gadolinium expense, the company reported.

IB Zero G AI software images; (left) standard contrast and (right) zero contrast. Images courtesy of Imaging Biometrics.

IB Zero G is compatible with all MRI scanners, according to the firm.