The uniquely actionable
MammoScreen Score™
provides quick and reliable confirmation of what you suspect and what needs more attention.The MammoScreen Score™ is calibrated so you can have high confidence in cases with high or low scores. Mammograms with a score from 1 to 4 are very unlikely to contain cancers. Cases with a score from 7 to 10 are very likely to be malignant. With scores of 5 or 6, the AI software calls attention to cases where the radiologist will need to take a closer look to draw a conclusion.
What makes the MammoScreen Score™ different?
Results are by construction consistent at the finding, breast and mammogram level. It is always possible to track down a high suspicion of malignancy for a mammogram to the corresponding breast(s), and to a specific finding within the breast(s).
Numerical scale indicates probability of malignancy and software’s confidence in the results
Easy-to-understand color coding gives at-a-glance decision-making support
No findings
Lowest
Lowest suspicion
Lowest
Low
Low suspicion
Low
Low suspicion
Indecisive
Indecisive
Indecisive
Indecisive
High
High suspicion
High
High suspicion
Highest
Highest suspicion
Highest
Highest suspicion
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MammoScreen® can help you catch cancers in 2D and 3D
indicating areas of interest that you might have missed. By default, the software displays only suspicious findings. For the majority of mammograms with a low likelihood of cancer (up to 75% of the cases), you won’t see any marks on the interface, which helps you move faster.
For 2D and 3D, MammoScreen provides at a glance results, without any additional click. For 3D, the slice where the lesion is the most visible is indicated in the zoomed area.
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MammoScreen® can leverage prior exams for better accuracy
MammoScreen - 2D and 3D - is the first, and to date, the only product in the market capable of using prior mammograms into its analysis.
Mimicking what radiologists do, the algorithm uses prior images to detect changes in the present mammogram. Essentially, this feature makes the system more confident if a lesion is suspicious or not.
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Not all interfaces are the same
Which results are easier to read?All findings displayed at the same time?Or only suspicious findings shown?
Many CAD software show all findings at once, which makes it difficult to focus attention on what is really important.
Displaying only the most worrisome findings avoids overloading the image with too many details.
Not all interfaces are the same
Which visual indication of findings is clearer?Heat maps or transparent circles?
Highlighting suspicious areas with brightly colored heat maps gets your attention.
However, heat maps can obstruct your view of the lesions.
Transparent circles highlight findings effectively, without interfering with your view.
With zoom thumbnails helping you to better identify the findings detected.
Not all interfaces are the same
What is clearer and more actionable?Interpreting two separate findings scores—one at the finding level and another for the case?Or interpreting a single Score that rolls from the findings, to the breast and to the case level?
With separate breast and case level findings, it’s not always obvious what conclusions to draw, or whether or not to recall the patient.
With a single, unified Score, your course of action is more clear.
Experience the Power of MAMMOSCREEN®
There’s a reason MammoScreen® software beat over a 120 independent teams of data experts to win the DREAM Mammography Challenge. Fast. Intuitively actionable. Easy to integrate into your workflow. And transformational for practices of any size. Take 10 minutes for a demo, and see what it’s like to have MammoScreen® AI at your side.