ChestLink

by Oxipit

AI Application

Low Confidence

ChestLink is software for chest X-rays, used in radiology departments, including for primary-care referrals. The vendor says it identifies chest X-rays with no abnormalities and, for studies where it is highly confident the image is normal, writes the final report on its own, without a radiologist; if there is the slightest suspicion of an abnormality it leaves the study to the radiologist. The notified-body certificate scope describes it as standalone computer-assisted diagnostic software for chest X-ray analysis and reporting. The vendor recommends a staged roll-out: a retrospective analysis on the site's own images, then a supervised period in which ChestLink writes preliminary reports that staff and Oxipit monitor through a dashboard, and only then autonomous reporting, with reporting data kept in the dashboard for traceability. It is part of Oxipit's CXR Suite alongside ChestEye and Quality. The vendor does not say where images are processed or hosted. Oxipit has been part of Sectra since 2026.