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Quantib^® Prostate is here to help you manage the increase in prostate MRI workload and streamline the radiology workflow.

The FDA cleared and CE marked zero-footprint artificial intelligence-based software provides a workflow for the detection of abnormalities on MRI prostate scans.

Yearly, 1.3M men are diagnosed with prostate cancer, often without the use of MRI, while NEJM and The Lancet report strong benefits of MRI.^1,2

New guidelines adopted by EAU and ACR advise to include MRI prior to all 3M biopsies taken yearly in Europe and the United States.^3,4

Radiology practices already see a doubling in case load of multiparametric MRI prostate scans.

¹Taneja, S. S. et al. MRI-Targeted or Standard Biopsy for Prostate-Cancer Diagnosis. N. Engl. J. Med. 378, 1767–1777 (2018).
²Ahmed, H. U. et al. Diagnostic accuracy of multi-parametric MRI and TRUS biopsy in prostate cancer (PROMIS): a paired validating confirmatory study. Lancet 389, 815–822.
³Andrew B. Rosenkrantz, M. et al. ACR - Prostate MRI Model Policy. Available at: https://www.acr.org/-/media/ACR/Files/Advocacy/AIA/Prostate-MRI-Model-Policy72219.pdf. (Accessed: 7th May 2020)
⁴Mottet, N. et al. European Association of Urology - Prostate Cancer. 2020 Available at: https://uroweb.org/guideline/prostate-cancer/. (Accessed: 7th May 2020)

The current prostate MRI reading workflow is lengthy, labour-intensive and requires substantial practice to master.

What if you could have...

One solution,
one workflow

No more switching between PACS, PSA density calculation feature and PI-RADS support; Quantib^® Prostate offers one workflow including all essential prostate MRI reading features.

AI-based support for
lesion assessment

Semi-automated combination of bi-parametric data supports ROI determination and enables prostate lesion evaluation. AI-bolstered segmentation allows for easy and fast determination of lesion volume.

Click-of-a-button
reporting

After prostate MRI assessment, a customized report is created including PSA density, quantified volumes, PI-RADS v.2.1 scoring and key images of suspicious regions.

Product overview

Key features include

AI-driven prostate volume measurements
Integrated PSA density calculation
Fast, AI-supported ROI segmentation of suspicious areas
Visual PI-RADS v.2.1 scoring support
Export of prostate gland segmentation, ROIs and standardized report to PACS
A structured report including key images and visual representation of PI-RADS v.2.1 results

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prostate radiology software Quantib Prostate user interface on desktop monitor showing PIRADS scoring

Quantib^®Prostate is currently 510(k) cleared by the FDA for distribution in the US. This product complies with all applicable requirements of the European MDR (2017/745). Availability in EU counties upon request. Not commercially availabel in other countries.

Customer experience using Quantib^® Prostate

Dan Sperling, MD | Sperling Prostate Center

"I utilize Quantib^® Prostate for every Prostate MRI scan at Sperling Prostate Center. This AI solution saves me a tremendous amount of time and produces an informative report that my patients understand and appreciate. Feedback I provide to them contributes to a team effort toward product development and solutions."

Martina Martins, MD | Swiss International Prostate Center

"Quantib^® Prostate helped me decrease my reporting times significantly, so I can get more cases done in a day. Additionally, the ease-of-use of Quantib^® Prostate makes the software a joy to work with."

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