Benefits
- Benefit
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A mean difference of 51.40 minutes
Awaiting review
- Outcome identifiers
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Unresolved
Not reviewedUnresolved
- Category
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Reduced Task Time
Awaiting review
- Status
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Intended. The faster alerts were computed in a retrospective test on past scans, so the alerts did not reach specialists or change care, and the faster notification is expected in use. [1]
Fully reviewedDetails: supporting details for Status
Review date: 29 October 2026.
Sources: [1]
- Beneficiary groups
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Organizations.
Awaiting review
- Beneficiaries
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Unresolved
Not reviewedUnresolved
- Reach
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Unresolved
Not reviewedUnresolved
- Distribution and access
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Unresolved
Not reviewedUnresolved
- Duration
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Unresolved
Not reviewedUnresolved
- Expected?
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Yes
Awaiting review
- Costs and harms
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Unresolved
Not reviewedUnresolved
AI system
- System
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ContaCT
Awaiting review
- Model
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This is an explicit unresolved assignment: the sources on record do not settle this question.
Not reviewedUnresolved
- Release
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Unresolved
Not reviewedUnresolved
- Provider
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Unresolved
Not reviewedUnresolved
- Role
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Unresolved
Not reviewedUnresolved
- Configuration
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Unresolved
Not reviewedUnresolved
- Inputs and outputs
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Unresolved
Not reviewedUnresolved
- Autonomy
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Unresolved
Not reviewedUnresolved
- Workflow
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The software analyzed head and neck CT angiograms acquired during a stroke protocol. Alerts went straight to the specialist through a mobile application.
Awaiting review
- Human oversight
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Unresolved
Not reviewedUnresolved
- Relation to AI
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FDA reviewers compared the alert time of the software with the recorded usual-care alert time on the same 44 cases, a paired comparison with and without the software.
Awaiting review
- AI contribution
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FDA reviewers compared the alert time of the software with the recorded usual-care alert time on the same 44 cases, a paired comparison with and without the software.
Awaiting review
Measurement
- Studies
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Controlled observational. [1]
Fully reviewedDetails: supporting details for Studies
Review date: 29 October 2026.
Sources: [1]
- Study design
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Controlled observational. [1]
Fully reviewedDetails: supporting details for Study design
Review date: 29 October 2026.
Sources: [1]
- Measurement
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Retrospective standalone test on archived CT angiograms; device alert times compared with usual-care notification times from radiology reports. [1]
Fully reviewedDetails: supporting details for Measurement
Review date: 29 October 2026.
Sources: [1]
- Setting and sample
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300 archived CT angiograms; 44 true positive cases with usual-care times. [1]
Fully reviewedDetails: supporting details for Setting and sample
Review date: 29 October 2026.
Sources: [1]
- Measures
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Time from CT angiogram to specialist notification. [1]
Fully reviewedDetails: supporting details for Measures
Review date: 29 October 2026.
Sources: [1]
- Comparison
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Usual-care notification time recorded in radiology reports. [1]
Fully reviewedDetails: supporting details for Comparison
Review date: 29 October 2026.
Sources: [1]
- Results
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Mean 7.32 minutes against 58.72 minutes; mean difference 51.40 minutes. [1]
Fully reviewedDetails: supporting details for Results
Review date: 29 October 2026.
Sources: [1]
- Additional value from AI
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Mean 51.40 minutes earlier alert. [1]
Fully reviewedDetails: supporting details for Additional value from AI
Review date: 29 October 2026.
Sources: [1]
- Limitations
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Time comparison limited to the subset with usual-care times; archived scans; no patient outcomes. [1]
Fully reviewedDetails: supporting details for Limitations
Review date: 29 October 2026.
Sources: [1]
Money
- Kind of value
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The kind of monetary value is unclear.
Not reviewedUnresolved
- Amount
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The monetary value is not established.
Not reviewedUnresolved
- Currency and prices
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The currency and price basis are unclear.
Not reviewedUnresolved
- Period and unit
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The period and unit of the monetary estimate are unclear.
Not reviewedUnresolved
- Realization
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Whether the monetary value was realized is unclear.
Not reviewedUnresolved
- Recipients and payers
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The recipients and payers are unclear.
Not reviewedUnresolved
- Gross or net
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Whether the monetary figure includes costs is unclear.
Not reviewedUnresolved
- Included costs
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The costs included in the estimate are unclear.
Not reviewedUnresolved
- Comparison
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The financial comparison is not established.
Not reviewedUnresolved
- Method
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The method used to calculate monetary value is unclear.
Not reviewedUnresolved
- Return and payback
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The return on investment or payback period is not established.
Not reviewedUnresolved
People and places
- Participants
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Developer:
Viz.ai, Inc. Operator:
Viz.ai (standalone performance test on archived CT angiograms).Awaiting review
- Jurisdictions
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Benefit: Two clinical sites,
United States. Developer:
United States. Operator:
United States.Awaiting review
- Ownership and control
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Unresolved
Not reviewedUnresolved
- Dependencies
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Unresolved
Not reviewedUnresolved
- Cross-border connections
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Unresolved
Not reviewedUnresolved
- Geopolitical implications
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The geopolitical implications are unclear.
Not reviewedUnresolved
Follow-up
- Conditions for replication
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Scans meet the acquisition parameters in the labeling. The hospital network has a specialist ready to act on alerts. Usual radiology review continues in parallel.
Awaiting review
- Replication attempts
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Unresolved
Not reviewedUnresolved
- Later findings
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Unresolved
Not reviewedUnresolved
- Availability
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Unresolved
Not reviewedUnresolved
- Institutional decision
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A relevant institutional decision has not been established.
Not reviewedUnresolved
- Grounds
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The grounds for an institutional decision are unclear.
Not reviewedUnresolved
- Action and result
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The result of an institutional decision is not established.
Not reviewedUnresolved
- Success criterion
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The criterion for a successful institutional decision is unclear.
Not reviewedUnresolved
Evidence
- Source numbers
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AIBD-0622-source-0001
Awaiting review
- Citations
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Numbered references below.
Awaiting review
- Language
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Unresolved
Not reviewedUnresolved
- Source relationships
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Independent
Awaiting review
- Original evidence
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Unresolved
Not reviewedUnresolved
- Access and versions
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Unresolved
Not reviewedUnresolved
- Supported findings
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Unresolved
Not reviewedUnresolved
- Evidence links
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Unresolved
Not reviewedUnresolved
- Evidence strength
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Found by a regulator. Sources: one independent regulatory document. The cited evidence includes no independent study or report. [1]
Fully reviewedDetails: supporting details for Evidence strength
Review date: 29 October 2026.
Sources: [1]
- Missing evidence
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Unresolved
Not reviewedUnresolved
Grades
- Assessed benefits
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Organizations.
Awaiting review
- Depth
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The revised record no longer states this information.
Not reviewedUnresolvedDetails: supporting details for Depth
The record revision removed the mapped value.
- Reasons
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Organizations: The 51-minute difference comes from a retrospective test on past scans in which no alert reached a specialist, so no realized gain for the sites is reported.
Awaiting review
- Observed or intended
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Intended. The faster alerts were computed in a retrospective test on past scans, so the alerts did not reach specialists or change care, and the faster notification is expected in use. [1]
Fully reviewedDetails: supporting details for Observed or intended
Review date: 29 October 2026.
Sources: [1]
- Rubric
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Unresolved
Not reviewedUnresolved
- Assessor and date
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Unresolved
Not reviewedUnresolved
- Alternative assessments
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Unresolved
Not reviewedUnresolved
- Fill
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Found by a regulator
Awaiting review
Entry details
- Kind
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The case describes an evaluation or a study. A regulatory review of a standalone performance test. [1]
Fully reviewedDetails: supporting details for Kind
Review date: 29 October 2026.
Sources: [1]
- Related entries
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No incident in the AI Incident Database snapshot of 26 October 2026 concerns the same kind of system harming the same kind of stakeholder.
Partly reviewedUnresolvedDetails: supporting details for Related entries
Compared with the incidents in the AI Incident Database snapshot of 26 October 2026.
- Field
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Healthcare.
Awaiting review
- Purpose
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ContaCT was built to alert a stroke specialist to a suspected large vessel occlusion in parallel with the usual radiology read. Faster alerts are that purpose.
Awaiting review
- Dates
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Source published: 13 February 2018. Updated: 29 October 2026.
Awaiting review
- Stage
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The system was tested in a laboratory. A retrospective standalone test on past scans before authorization; the alerts did not reach a treating team. [1]
Fully reviewedDetails: supporting details for Stage
Review date: 29 October 2026.
Sources: [1]
- Version
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SHA-256: c1211c7bea95…
Awaiting reviewDetails: supporting details for Version
SHA-256 of the public case, its assessments, and its displayed answers and notes, excluding its own identifier and the derived coverage summary.
References
- Other identifiers
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Unresolved
Not reviewedUnresolved
- Category mappings
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Unresolved
Not reviewedUnresolved
- Citable summary
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Unresolved
Not reviewedUnresolved
- Revisions
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2 revisions. Latest: 29 October 2026.
Awaiting review
Sources
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Regulatory document Independent author
U.S. Food and Drug Administration, Center for Devices and Radiological Health. De Novo classification request for ContaCT (DEN170073): decision summary. Granted 2018-02-13.
The clinical benefit is that the device identifies patients who may benefit from rapid intervention by a neurovascular specialist.
Collections: Scrutiny and findings.