ChestEye Quality

by Oxipit

AI Application

Low Confidence

ChestEye Quality is quality-assurance software for chest X-rays, used in radiology departments to catch findings that a radiologist's final report missed. Oxipit now markets it as 'Quality' within its CXR Suite; in its EUDAMED registration it is one of four functions of the ChestEye device, described as identifying potential reporting errors made by radiologists. The vendor says it analyses the final report together with the image, using a deep neural network on the X-ray, and flags discrepancies in near-real time; it can also audit large image archives retrospectively. Oxipit says a second human radiologist first reviews the flags, and only confirmed suspicions go to the reporting radiologist by email, with a heat map marking the area, for another look; the hospital can assign one of its own radiologists to that review. Oxipit says ChestEye is usually installed on the hospital's premises, with cloud deployment possible, and works on anonymised data; it names no hosting provider. Oxipit has been part of Sectra since 2026.