AI Coronary
Calcium Scoring
Assess coronary artery calcification on non-contrast cardiac CT with automatic Agatston and volume scoring, risk categories and manual correction.
Faster, More Informed
Cardiac Care Decisions.
AI-assisted calcium scoring that fits the cardiac CT workflow and keeps the radiologist in control.
Purpose
Assesses coronary artery calcification using non-contrast cardiac CT scans.
Risk Assessment
Highlights risk categories and compares results with age- and gender-matched populations. Recommends CT angiography in cases of high calcium scores for plaque assessment.
Works in Challenging Cases
Performs well even in challenging cases such as high heart rates or arrhythmias.
Manual Correction Option
Lets users fine-tune or override the automated results for greater accuracy.
Faster Cardiac Decisions
Enables faster and more informed cardiac care decisions.
Calcium scoring in the viewer
How Calcium Scoring
Fits Your Workflow
Calcium scoring happens automatically on the QuickDiag Workstation, ready for review when the radiologist opens the study.
Scan at the modality console
A non-contrast cardiac CT is acquired at the modality console.
Aiken Pusher
Aiken Pusher sends the study to the QuickDiag Workstation.
QuickDiag Workstation
AI automatically performs Agatston and volume scoring.
Report in the viewer
The scoring report opens in the viewer for review and manual correction.
Frequently Asked Questions
About Calcium Scoring
What is AI calcium scoring?
Calcium scoring assesses coronary artery calcification on non-contrast cardiac CT. Aikenist's Calcium Scoring module automates the scoring and highlights risk categories for the radiologist.
Which scoring methods does Calcium Scoring use?
The QuickDiag Workstation automatically performs Agatston and volume scoring on the cardiac CT study.
How is risk assessed?
Results are compared with age- and gender-matched populations, and the module recommends CT angiography in cases of high calcium scores for plaque assessment.
Can the automated result be corrected?
Yes. A manual correction option lets users fine-tune or override the automated results for greater accuracy, including in challenging cases such as high heart rates or arrhythmias.
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