Core Insights - Nanox's AI solutions, HealthOST and HealthVCF, have been recommended for use in UK NHS hospitals for three years as part of an evaluation of AI in bone disease detection [1][2][3] - The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) has included these solutions in an Early Value Assessment to gather evidence on their effectiveness in detecting vertebral fragility fractures [2][3] - The AI technologies aim to enhance the detection of vertebral fragility fractures through opportunistic detection in X-ray images and CT scans [3] Company Overview - Nanox.AI is a subsidiary of Nanox focused on deep-learning medical imaging analytics, targeting chronic and acute diseases [6] - The company aims to drive the transition to preventive healthcare by providing affordable medical imaging technologies [7] - Nanox's ecosystem includes various components such as Nanox.ARC, Nanox.AI, Nanox.CLOUD, and Nanox.MARKETPLACE, all designed to improve early detection and treatment [8] Product Details - HealthOST and HealthVCF utilize existing CT scans to support early detection of bone diseases without additional imaging or radiation exposure [4] - These solutions are integrated with existing PACS workflows, allowing real-time identification of clinically significant findings [5] - The tools are expected to improve patient outcomes by enabling timely preventive interventions for conditions like osteoporosis [5]

Core Viewpoint - Nanox Imaging Ltd has received EU MDR CE mark certification for its HealthOST software, enabling commercialization in Europe and ensuring compliance with regulatory standards for medical software [1][2]. Company Overview - Nanox is an innovative medical imaging technology company focused on preventive healthcare through affordable imaging technologies based on advanced AI [10][11]. - The company aims to enhance early detection and treatment of diseases, improving health outcomes globally [11]. Product Details - HealthOST is an advanced software solution that analyzes routine CT scans to assess vertebral height loss and bone mineral density, aiding in the evaluation of musculoskeletal diseases like osteoporosis [2][8]. - The software integrates with existing picture archiving and communication systems (PACS) and requires no additional imaging or patient time, making it a cost-effective screening tool [3][5]. Market Need - Osteoporosis affects over 25.5 million women in Europe, with a significant portion of vertebral compression fractures going undetected [4]. - The annual cost of osteoporosis-related fractures in Europe exceeds €56 billion, with cases expected to increase by 25% by 2034 due to an aging population [4]. Clinical Impact - In the ADOPT study, HealthVCF identified over 3,450 new patients with vertebral compression fractures, highlighting the software's effectiveness in detecting previously undiagnosed cases [6][7]. - The integration of Nanox.AI's solutions has shown to improve patient outcomes and reduce the burden on healthcare systems through preventive care [7].