BoneView

by Gleamer

AI Application

Low Confidence

BoneView is software for trauma X-rays, used by radiologists and other doctors who read bone X-rays, for example in emergency care. The vendor says it uses deep learning to give an automatic second reading of X-rays of the limbs, pelvis, thoracic and lumbar spine and rib cage in adults and children over 2 years old, marking suspected fractures, dislocations, joint effusions and bone lesions on the image. It can also sort the reading worklist by urgency and draft a report. The vendor describes the output as preliminary data to help the clinician's diagnosis: the radiologist sees the AI marks on the native images and accepts or rejects each one. The vendor says it is deployed either in the cloud, through a Gleamer Gateway at the hospital, or on-premise, with patient metadata de-identified before analysis; it does not name the hosting provider or region. RadNet acquired Gleamer in March 2026 and is folding it into its DeepHealth subsidiary.