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AI-AVM System – AI-Assisted AVMs Targeting System for Radiosurgery
AI-AVM System – AI-Assisted AVMs Targeting System for Radiosurgery
AI-Atlas
Brain Functional Region Segmentation Module
The AI-Atlas module provides structured segmentation of functional brain regions using standardized anatomical atlases such as DKT Atlas.The visualized results assist clinicians in identifying disease-related or function-critical regions (e.g., language areas, motor cortex) and understanding their spatial relationships.This supports neurosurgical planning, risk assessment, and preoperative evaluation.
Abnormality Triage System
Emergency Case Prioritization Module
After completing AI-based imaging analysis, this module prioritizes emergency cases by evaluating lesion characteristics such as size, location, severity, and involvement of critical functional zones.
It automatically generates risk scores and highlights high-risk cases at the top of the examination list, enabling clinicians to quickly focus on urgent diagnostic needs.
Outputs include multi-modal indicators such as lesion distribution, severity maps, and prioritization rankings, helping physicians accelerate emergency clinical decision-making.
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Supporting physicians in the precise planning of brain radiotherapy
Improving Clinical Decision-Making Efficiency and Accuracy
Supporting physicians in the precise planning of brain radiotherapy
Improving Clinical Decision-Making Efficiency and Accuracy
Product Features
AI-AVM is intended for the automatic labeling, visualization, and volumetric quantification of segmentable brain structures and lesions from a set of MRI images.
The system is used by trained medical professionals and serves as an assistive tool for structural MRI assessment.
All outputs require final review and any necessary adjustments by qualified clinicians.
Clinical decision-making and patient management should not rely solely on the results provided by this system.
This system is designed specifically for patients with unruptured cerebral arteriovenous malformations (AVM).
It is suitable for patients who have previously undergone Gamma Knife radiosurgery as well as those who are scheduled to receive radiotherapy.
By importing T2-weighted MRI and TOF images, the system automatically performs image alignment and overlay processing, reducing the need for clinicians to manually switch between different imaging sequences.
The AI model automatically labels suspected lesion locations and clearly differentiates tissue types:
Red: Nidus (lesion vessels)
Green: Normal brain tissue
Blue: Cerebrospinal fluid (CSF)
The system also provides lesion volume, distribution ratios, recommended radiation dose references, and maximum lesion diameter, serving as important parameters for surgical planning and risk assessment.
Clinicians can use the interactive image viewer—supporting rotation and zoom—to quickly inspect ROI regions.
All analysis results can be exported as Excel reports or image snapshots for clinical communication or medical record documentation.
AI-AVM is an assistive medical imaging analysis system and does not provide diagnostic results.
All analytical outputs are intended for reference by qualified medical professionals only.
Lesion segmentation results generated by the system must be reviewed and interpreted by physicians with anatomical expertise, such as radiologists, neurosurgeons, or neuroradiologists.
The system is designed exclusively for use with T2-weighted MRI and TOF MR angiography in the evaluation of cerebral arteriovenous malformations (AVM).
It is not intended for use in the following circumstances:
Lesions with a maximum diameter smaller than 2 mm
Poor imaging quality
Presence of hemorrhage
Lesions located in or adjacent to the leptomeningeal (pial) region
Before use, medical professionals must ensure that the imaging data meets the system’s analytical requirements and specifications.