iCAD expands CAD portfolio

AuntMinnie.com staff writers
Nov 30, 2008

Computer-aided detection (CAD) firm iCAD launched new CAD software for CT and MRI at this week's RSNA show in Chicago.

SpectraLook and VividLook generate colorized MRI images and enhancement curves on a pixel-by-pixel basis to support contrast kinetic assessment of breast and prostate lesions.

CADvue is iCAD's MRI image review, analysis and BI-RADS-compatible reporting software that provides contrast enhancement curves, dynamic 3D images, and quantification of key lesion parameters. CADvue automates critical manual steps to help streamline work flow and diagnosis, according to the company.

iCAD is also featuring its VeraLook virtual colonoscopy CAD software at this year's RSNA show.

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