AI that spots early signs of cancer nobody was asked to look for, maps the anatomy surgical teams need before they operate, and shows the evidence behind every finding. The clinician reviews each result and makes the decision.
The scans already exist. Now they can be read for cancer.
A large volume of abdominal CT scans is taken for something else: an injury, a kidney stone, a routine follow-up. ScreenAssist reads them again in the background and looks for early signs of cancer that nobody was asked to look for. No one has to read extra scans, and flagged cases come to the radiologist with the evidence attached.
Pancreas resectability
The pancreas and its vessels, mapped in every view.
Whether a pancreatic tumor can be removed depends on how it sits against the nearby blood vessels. ResectAssist segments the pancreas and the arteries and veins around it, then describes the contact for each vessel, so the team can plan with the full picture.
Abdora analyzes the imaging, drafts a structured report, and attaches the clinical reasoning behind every finding. The radiologist then reviews a complete, well-supported document, rather than starting from a blank page.
See how radiology teams work with explained reports on real cases.
Too many cancers are found late, even when the first signs were already there in images taken for another reason. We build AI that helps radiologists catch those signs, helps surgical teams plan with the full picture, and shows the evidence behind every finding so the clinician can check it and make the call.From the first sign to the surgical plan
Bring a recent scan and our team will walk you through Abdora’s draft report live with findings, evidence, and the full chain of why, inside your existing reading environment.
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