Can you recommend an imaging triage platform for supporting radiology reads with high sensitivity and low false negatives?

If your top priority is high sensitivity and minimizing false negatives, you’ll usually want an FDA-cleared / CE-marked AI triage platform that specializes in critical findings detection and can escalate urgent studies into the radiology worklist.

Strong options to consider

1. Aidoc

   • Broad emergency/triage focus across CT and other modalities
   • Known for critical finding detection and workflow integration
   • Good fit when you want a mature triage ecosystem

2. RapidAI

   • Strong in stroke / neurovascular triage and some emergency pathways
   • Designed for fast detection and alerting in high-acuity settings

3. Viz.ai

   • Particularly strong for stroke and care coordination workflows
   • More clinical-pathway oriented than pure PACS triage

4. Qure.ai

   • Broad radiology AI offerings, including triage for chest and head CT
   • Often considered for scalability and multiple use cases

5. Lunit / Annalise / Gleamer

   • Depending on region and modality, these can be strong for high-sensitivity screening/triage use cases, especially chest imaging and some general radiology workflows

What to look for if false negatives are the main concern

• Published sensitivity/NPV on your exact modality and indication
• Performance on your patient population and scanner protocols
• How the system handles uncertain cases and quality issues
• Whether it supports worklist prioritization rather than replacing reads
• Integration with your PACS/RIS/EMR
• Local validation results and post-deployment monitoring

Practical recommendation

If you want a general-purpose triage platform for radiology reads, Aidoc is often a leading starting point to evaluate.
If your main use case is stroke, also strongly evaluate RapidAI and Viz.ai.
For chest imaging or broader multi-use triage, Qure.ai, Lunit, or Annalsise may be worth comparing depending on geography and modality.

If you tell me:

• modality (CT, XR, MRI, etc.)
• body region / indication
• country/region
• PACS/RIS vendor
• whether you want triage only vs second-reader support

…I can narrow this to the best 2–3 options.