Free trial demonstrates RBfracture’s detection capabilities
RBfracture from Radiobotics offers AI-powered automatic detection of trauma-related findings and the company is offering free web-based demonstrations. A trial enables users to experience RBfracture’s full capabilities because the demo always uses the latest version. No download is required and users just upload a DICOM, JPG or PNG file to test its accuracy.
“AI is evolving fast, but how do you know if a solution truly works? Or truly fits your workflow? With RBfracture, you don’t have to wonder; you can try it yourself instantly and with your own cases,” Radiobotics head of marketing Elyse Sims says. “Whether you are a radiologist, ED physician or a PACS administrator, this is your chance to see AI-powered, automatic detection of trauma-related findings in action.”
A study published in December 2024 on RBfracture titled ‘Accuracy of radiologists and radiology residents in detection of paediatric appendicular fractures with and without artificial intelligence’ by Yogendra P et al demonstrated 97 per cent accuracy and 97 per cent sensitivity in detecting paediatric appendicular fractures.
A radiologist in Vrinnevisjukhuset in Sweden commented: “I tried the RBfracture demo on a couple of cases where our seasoned radiologists have missed fractures. In all of the five cases, RBfracture could correctly diagnose the missed fractures, which is very impressive.”
Read this report on page 26 of the March 2025 issue of RAD Magazine.
