FDA-Cleared AI Device

Arterys Cardio AI

Arterys

One of the earliest cloud-based deep learning imaging clearances. Automates ventricular segmentation and function quantification on cardiac MRI.

At A Glance

Manufacturer
Arterys
Medical specialty
Radiology
Clearance route
510(k)
Year authorized
2017
Modality
Cardiac MRI
Role in workflow
Quantification

Arterys mattered less for what it measured than for where it ran. A cloud-based inference model reviewed as a medical device raised the questions the field is still working through: how a device is versioned when the algorithm can change server-side, and what "the cleared device" means when the binary is not on the customer's premises.

Where It Is Used

  • Ventricular volume and ejection fraction quantification
  • Cardiac MRI post-processing
  • Serial function comparison

Limitations Worth Knowing

Automated contouring still requires review and correction, and quantification tools inherit the acquisition's problems. Poor gating, arrhythmia, and off-axis planning degrade output in ways the numbers themselves do not reveal.

Regulatory status, indications, and labeling change over time. Confirm current status on the FDA's AI/ML-Enabled Medical Devices list and in the manufacturer's current instructions for use before relying on anything stated here.

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