X-ray AI for urgent care

An annotated second look.
While the patient is still there.

Milvue analyzes the X-ray and returns an annotated result to the clinic’s compatible DICOM viewer in about one minute—giving the treating provider additional visual information during the visit.

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Milvue workflow showing an X-ray sent for AI analysis and returned with a fracture annotation
Representative Milvue workflow and annotated result.

The workflow

One additional result.
No separate destination.

The annotated image is designed to return to the compatible viewer your team already uses, so the information appears where the provider is reviewing the study.

1

Acquire the X-ray

The clinic completes its normal imaging workflow.

2

Automatic analysis

Milvue analyzes the study and prepares an annotated result.

3

Result in about one minute

The marked image returns while the patient is still in the clinic.

4

Provider reviews it

The provider uses the additional visual information within the existing clinical workflow.

Where it may help

Built for the decision
that happens now.

Milvue is most relevant when the provider needs to make a treatment, splinting, referral, or discharge decision before a final report is available during the visit.

A simple next step

Would this be useful
in your clinic?

Tell us what part of the workflow you’re evaluating. We can show you how Milvue works and, if relevant, discuss a complimentary evaluation in your normal clinical environment.

Nick LeBeau · Principal, MedWest Inc.
(866) 992-9516 · nick@medwestusa.com

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