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Milvue is a French artificial-intelligence company for radiology. Its solution, the Milvue Suite, helps radiologists and emergency physicians detect pathologies, measure anatomical structures and draft the report, directly within their workflow. Milvue is present in 25 countries, deployed across more than 600 imaging sites, and performs 40 million analyses a year.

No. Our AI does not replace radiologists. It makes them irreplaceable. The solution acts as a second read that prioritizes urgent cases, reduces missed findings and speeds up interpretation, but the medical decision always remains the clinician's.

Yes. The Milvue Suite software, developed by the Milvue company, is a Class IIa medical device within the meaning of EU Regulation MDR 2017/745 - Notified Body: BSI, CE 2797. Milvue distributes its solutions in Europe (CE), Canada (Health Canada) and the US (FDA). The per-module detail is on the Solutions page.

In fracture detection, the Milvue Suite reaches an AUC of 0.962, with comparable performance in children and adults (FDA data, 510(k) K242171). In the head-to-head evaluation of three commercial solutions in the emergency department (Bousson et al., Academic Radiology 2023), Milvue achieved the highest diagnostic accuracy in fracture detection (90.1%, versus 88.8% and 71.0% for the other two solutions). In pediatrics, in a multivendor study in Zurich (Altmann-Schneider et al., Pediatric Radiology 2025, 3,013 patients), Milvue produced the fewest "uncertain" findings and detected elbow joint effusion (anterior and posterior fat pads) most accurately.

Yes, several independent studies evaluate our solutions. In an independent validation (van Leeuwen et al., Radiology 2024), Milvue's AI detected lung nodules on chest radiographs with an AUC of 0.86, statistically higher than the mean AUC of 17 radiologists (0.81; p=0.04). All of our publications are available on the Publications page.

The Milvue Suite brings together three building blocks: pathology detection (TechCare Alert), automatic anatomical measurements (TechCare Metrics) and reporting (TechCare Report). It can be read two ways: by technology (Tech) or by clinical workflow (Care), across emergency and trauma, pediatrics, musculoskeletal and chest. Explore it on the Solutions page.

Milvue mainly analyzes conventional 2D radiographs. Through its partners Coreline and Therapixel, the Suite also covers lung nodule detection on CT (2D and 3D), mammography and tomosynthesis.

Milvue detects fractures (including rib fractures), dislocations, joint effusions, pneumothorax, nodules and pleural effusion on conventional radiographs, among others. In the US, elbow joint effusion detection, a key sign of occult fracture, is covered by TechCare Trauma's FDA 510(k) clearance (K242171).

Milvue performs up to 60 automatic musculoskeletal measurements: angles, limb lengths and full-spine assessment. The Suite offers exclusive 3D spine analysis and EOS functionality, with visual reports that make measurements easier to interpret.

Yes. Milvue is validated with no age limit in Europe and reaches an AUC of 0.962 for fracture detection, in children and adults alike (FDA data). In an independent multivendor study (Altmann-Schneider et al., Pediatric Radiology 2025, 3,013 patients in Zurich), Milvue had the lowest rate of "uncertain" findings among the solutions evaluated and detected elbow joint effusion (anterior and posterior fat pads) most accurately.

TechCare Report is report-drafting assistance software: you dictate, and it writes and formats the complete radiology report, in 20 languages. TechCare Report is not a medical device and offers a free account, no credit card required.

Yes. TechCare Metrics computes bone age from a hand radiograph, alongside the Cobb angle, spine telemetry and lower limbs (EOS-type), up to 60 musculoskeletal measurements in a single pass. The value is written straight into the report for the radiologist to validate.

Milvue integrates natively into the DICOM flow and builds on the DICOM, HL7 and IHE standards. AI results are sent back automatically into the same study folder as the native images: they are accessible from the PACS or any reading console, with no change of tool.

On average, the complete analysis takes less than a minute, from receiving the images to sending them back to the PACS.

Milvue can analyze up to 5,000 exams per center per day. This threshold can be adjusted to the institution's needs.

Milvue analyses are returned in DICOM, as Secondary Capture, Overlay or GSPS. Annotations can be shown or hidden from the viewer, and the images keep the quality of the native image.

The DICOM and IHE conformance statements, along with integration documentation, are available on the Conformance statements page. Milvue builds on the DICOM, HL7 and IHE standards.

Yes. Milvue can provide institutions with usage reporting: exam volumes analyzed, breakdown and flagged cases. Send your request to your Milvue contact or to support.

The Milvue service is continuously monitored, and an availability report can be provided to institutions. For service-level agreements (SLAs), get in touch.

Milvue processes health data in compliance with the GDPR. The images used to improve the AI are anonymized and come from partner centers; processing takes place in a secure setting, compliant with medical-device regulations.

Milvue's AI has been trained on more than one million images and keeps improving through anonymized data from its partner centers and clients.

You can request a free demo on your own modalities and workflows via our Contact page. A Milvue expert, based in Paris, gets back to you quickly to set up a call.

Milvue technical support is reachable at support@milvue.com. Our team responds quickly to technical questions as well as suggestions for new features.

The user manual (IFU) is available on request via the IFU request page.

Most software updates are included in the subscription and deployed remotely, with no downtime for the institution. Certain specific enhancements may be subject to pricing; your Milvue contact can advise.