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Neurovascular CINA-ICH Intracranial hemorrhage CINA-LVO Large vessel occlusion CINA-ASPECTS ASPECT score All neurovascular tools → Chest CINA-PE Pulmonary embolism CINA-iPE Incidental pulmonary embolism CINA-AD Aortic dissection All chest tools → Spine CINA-CSpine Cervical spine fracture CINA-VCF Vertebral compression fracture CINA-VCF Quantix VCF measurements All spine tools → Trauma CINA-ICH Head trauma CINA-CSpine Cervical spine fracture All trauma tools → Incidental findings CINA-iPE Incidental pulmonary embolism CINA-VCF Vertebral compression fracture CINA-VCF Quantix VCF measurements All incidental findings tools → AVI Platform By clinical need Resources Resource Center Clinical Publications White Paper News and Insights Company About us Partners Careers Contact Book a meeting Nine AI tools for CT. Detect, quantify, prioritize. From the first emergency scan to the finding nobody was looking for, CINA tools analyze every CT in the background and send positive findings to your PACS within minutes. Peer-reviewed studies measure their real clinical benefit once implemented in clinical routine. See the clinical benefit Book a meeting Two moments that matter Critical when it’s urgent, caught when it’s unexpected. Some CT scans answer an urgent clinical question. Others hold a finding nobody asked about. CINA covers both, on the scans your department already acquires. Emergency Critical cases, read first. Stroke, pulmonary embolism, aortic dissection, cervical fracture. CINA flags suspected critical findings as soon as the scan is acquired and moves them up the worklist, so the radiologist reads them first. CINA-ICH CINA-LVO CINA-ASPECTS CINA-PE CINA-AD CINA-CSpine See the emergency tools → Incidental findings Flagged before the report is signed. A scan ordered for oncology staging or a routine workup can hold a pulmonary embolism or a vertebral fracture. CINA flags it before the report is signed, so nothing is overlooked. No extra scan is needed: the analysis runs on the CT already acquired for another indication. CINA-iPE CINA-VCF CINA-VCF Quantix See the incidental findings tools → Clinical benefit Measured in clinical routine. Beyond detection performance, peer-reviewed studies measure the real clinical benefit of CINA tools once implemented in hospitals’ daily routine. -74% In-hospital mortalities Four-hospital US health system: time-to-consult and in-hospital mortality measured before and after CINA-PE. Methodist DeBakey Cardiovascular Journal Shapiro et al. · 2024 Read the study → -79% Time-to-report with AI-assisted PERT activation High-volume tertiary center: effect of earlier notification on anticoagulation and PERT team mobilization. Journal of Vascular Surgery Shapiro et al. · 2023 Read the study → -68% Scan-to-assessment time Multi-reader, multi-case study: effect of AI-assisted notification on the time from scan acquisition to a completed clinical assessment. Diagnostics Cotena et al. · 2024 Read the study → 6.5x Faster reading time In a real-world emergency stroke workflow, average radiologist reading time was 6.5x faster, without loss of accuracy. Scientific Reports Temmen et al. · 2023 Read the study → 27.9% RTAT Reduction Radiologist turnaround time reduced in the emergency department, with accuracy maintained. Neuroscience Informatics Bani-Sadr et al. · 2026 Read the study → 83.5% Of confirmed VCFs absent from the original reports 1,556 stage IV cancer patients: 83.5% of the AI-flagged fractures confirmed by experts were absent from the original reports. La Radiologia Medica · Gustave Roussy · Quantix Mniai EM, Laletin V, Tselikas L et al. · 2025 Read the study → See all clinical publications The CINA suite Each tool, built for one clinical question. All tools Emergency Incidental Neuro Chest Spine CINA-ICH Intracranial hemorrhage Suspected hemorrhage flagged before the radiologist opens the case, on every non-contrast head CT. FDA CE View tool → CINA-LVO Large vessel occlusion Suspected occlusion flagged as soon as the CT angiography is acquired, so the case is read first. FDA CE View tool → CINA-ASPECTS ASPECTS scoring The same automated score on every scan, a key input for thrombectomy and thrombolysis decisions. FDA CE View tool → CINA-PE Pulmonary embolism The radiologist is notified within a mean of one minute, before interpretation begins. FDA CE View tool → CINA-iPE Incidental pulmonary embolism Incidental clots on staging or follow-up scans flagged within a mean of 1.5 minutes of scan acquisition. FDA CE View tool → CINA-AD Aortic dissection Suspected dissection flagged within seconds, with the Stanford classification outside the United States. FDA CE View tool → CINA-CSpine Cervical spine fracture Suspected fractures from C1 to C7 go to the top of the worklist as soon as the scan lands. FDA CE View tool → CINA-VCF · United States Vertebral compression fracture Flagged within about 23 seconds, before the report is signed. FDA View tool → CINA-VCF Quantix · Outside US VCF measurements Vertebral height loss measured per vertebra, from the scan already acquired. CE View tool → From head to spine Explore the AI suites. ← → Neurovascular Stroke and head CT CINA-ICH CINA-LVO CINA-ASPECTS Explore the suite → Chest Pulmonary embolism and aortic dissection CINA-PE CINA-iPE CINA-AD Explore the suite → Spine Cervical and vertebral fractures CINA-CSpine CINA-VCF CINA-VCF Quantix Explore the suite → Trauma Head and cervical spine in trauma CINA-ICH CINA-CSpine Explore the suite → Incidental findings Findings on scans ordered for something else CINA-iPE CINA-VCF CINA-VCF Quantix Explore the suite → AVI Platform One platform, all nine tools. AVI is the layer between your scanner and your PACS. It routes each CT to the right CINA tool, according to the protocol, and returns the results into the PACS. Connected once, it runs every CINA tool you deploy, with no new interface for the radiologist. Already working with a third-party platform? CINA tools run there too. Discover the AVI Platform Smart routing Only relevant data is processed, and each exam goes to the right CINA tool, even in high-volume imaging environments. Results in your PACS Standard DICOM output, with no additional viewers, worklists or dashboards. Security by design Built-in de-identification, encrypted transfers, GDPR and HIPAA alignment. On-premise or cloud From single hospitals to large teleradiology networks, with centralized configuration across sites. FAQ Your questions, answered Which AI tool is right for my department?

Accepted Answer

Each CINA tool targets a specific condition – intracranial hemorrhage, large vessel occlusion, pulmonary embolism, and more. Browse by anatomy above, or contact us to map your workflow to the right combination of tools.

Question 2

Are Avicenna.AI's tools FDA-cleared and CE-marked?

Accepted Answer

Every CINA tool is either FDA-cleared, CE-marked under MDR, or both, depending on the tool and region. Regulatory status is listed on each tool page.

Question 3

Can I deploy multiple CINA tools together?

Accepted Answer

Yes. CINA tools run on the AVI Platform or on a third-party platform, and integrate with your existing PACS, so multiple tools can run on the same incoming scans without added infrastructure.

Nine AI tools for CT. Detect, quantify, prioritize.

Critical when it’s urgent, caught when it’s unexpected.

Critical cases, read first.

Flagged before the report is signed.

Measured in clinical routine.

Each tool, built for one clinical question.

Intracranial hemorrhage

Large vessel occlusion

ASPECTS scoring

Pulmonary embolism

Incidental pulmonary embolism

Aortic dissection

Cervical spine fracture

Vertebral compression fracture

VCF measurements

Explore the AI suites.

One platform, all nine tools.

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