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Koios Medical announces CE mark approval and European market launch for breast cancer detection AI software

Press releases may be edited for formatting or style | March 19, 2021 Artificial Intelligence Health IT Women's Health

Koios DS Breast software is used in conjunction with all major PACS platforms and is directly available on the LOGIQTM E10, GE Healthcare’s next generation digital ultrasound system that integrates artificial intelligence, cloud connectivity, and advanced algorithms to acquire and reconstruct data. Machine generated results can be exported directly into a patient’s medical record. Koios Medical is currently preparing a version for thyroid ultrasound image data analysis and expects to add thyroid capabilities to its offering later this year.

“Koios DS Breast will bring a proven solution to the international healthcare marketplace for improved diagnostic accuracy combined with speed physicians expect that is certain to improve patient care, control costs and, most importantly, save lives. Many of the physicians and institutions soon to become our new partners have the proper incentives in place to accelerate adoption with their focus on value and quality. We share that same commitment and look forward to celebrating the results we have seen in the US with physicians and patients across Europe,” says Koios Medical CEO Chad McClennan, MBA.


About Koios Medical:
Koios Medical develops medical software to assist physicians interpreting ultrasound images and applies deep learning methods to the process of reaching an accurate diagnosis. The Koios DS platform uses advanced AI algorithms to assist in the early detection of disease while reducing recommendations for biopsy of benign tissue. Patented technology saves physicians time, helps improve patient outcomes, and reduces healthcare costs. Koios DS (decision support) is presently focused on the breast and thyroid cancer diagnosis markets. Women with dense breast tissue (over 40% in the US) often require an alternative to mammography for diagnosis. Ultrasound is a widely available and effective alternative to mammography using no ionizing radiation and is a standard of care for breast cancer diagnosis.

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