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No. 1
adult & pediatric fractures
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Detect, triage, prioritize, in real time.
Triage and diagnostic support across the radiography workflow. Computer vision for trauma and chest imaging: fractures, dislocations, joint effusions, pneumothorax, opacities, nodules and pleural effusions (Europe coverage). Every exam is analyzed at acquisition; critical cases rise to the top of the worklist.
In short. TechCare Alert is Milvue's AI software that analyses every radiograph at acquisition, flags fractures, dislocations and joint effusions and, in Europe, pneumothorax, opacities, nodules and pleural effusions, then moves urgent cases to the top of the worklist. Class IIa medical device in Europe, with no age limit; FDA cleared as TechCare Trauma (K242171) and licensed by Health Canada as SmartTrauma.
Fracture detected
Sensitivity
+ 22 %
in pathology detection
Lung nodule
0.86 AUC
vs 0.81 for 17 radiologists (van Leeuwen 2024)
ED wait time
− 1 h
patient throughput · Aalborg University Hospital (Denmark)
What detection does
Seven pathology families, one pass.
Detection covers musculoskeletal trauma and chest findings. The AI flags, localizes and returns the results; the radiologist stays in charge.
- Fractures, dislocations, joint effusions
- Pneumothorax, opacities, nodules, pleural effusions (Europe)
- +22% sensitivity, +24% productivity in routine
- Automatic worklist prioritization
DICOM CR / DXSR pre-reportNo age limit (EU)GDPR
In practice
Three steps, no workstation change.
Nothing to change at the reading station: the solution slots into your existing flow.
01
Acquisition
The exam flows from the modality to the Milvue Suite, with no protocol change.
02
AI analysis
Detection, localization and confidence score in under 30 seconds.
03
Prioritization
Critical cases rise to the top of the worklist; results insert into the report.
This AI accurately identifies fractures and several chest abnormalities, including the most difficult ones. Displayed directly on our reading stations, TechCare Alert acts as an effective second reader.
Dr Bassem Marghany · International Radiology Center, Sharjah
90%of misread ED cases caught (EJRO 2023)
>96%ROC-AUC
7pathology families
Scientific evidence
Spec sheet
At a glance.
CE-marked medical device, Class IIa, developed by Milvue. Native integration, protected data.
| Modalities | Standard radiography (CR / DX) |
|---|---|
| Regions | Skeleton, chest (chest findings: Europe only) |
| Population | Adult and pediatric, no age limit (EU) |
| Output | On-image results (DICOM SC, overlay, GSPS) and summary image · pre-filled narrative report, fitted to the standard report template |
| Integration | Native RIS / PACS, DICOM in / out · IHE profiles (Connectathons) |
| Device | CE marked class IIa · FDA (TechCare Trauma, US) · Health Canada (SmartTrauma) * |
Regulatory detail:
- TechCare Alert is a specific configuration of the SmartUrgences module included in the Milvue Suite, and is available under the names TechCare Trauma (United States) and SmartTrauma (Canada).
- The Milvue Suite software, developed by Milvue, is a Class IIa medical device according to EU MDR Regulation 2017/745 - Notified Body: BSI, CE 2797.
- SmartTrauma is licensed by Health Canada (Class II device).
- TechCare Trauma is FDA cleared and a Class II medical device according to US regulations.
Page updated on October 3, 2026.
Frequently asked questions
Which findings does TechCare Alert detect?
On radiographs: fractures, dislocations and joint effusions, in adults and children alike; in Europe, also pneumothorax, opacities, nodules and pleural effusions. Every exam is analysed at acquisition and detected findings are marked on the image.
How accurate is TechCare Alert for fracture detection?
In an independent emergency department study comparing three commercial algorithms on 1,210 patients (Bousson et al., Academic Radiology, 2023), Milvue reached 90.1% accuracy, versus 88.8% and 71.0%. In the reader study of the FDA submission, the AI raised reader sensitivity for fracture detection in adults by 22%.
Is TechCare Alert a cleared medical device?
Yes. In Europe, the Milvue Suite is a Class IIa medical device (EU MDR 2017/745, notified body BSI, CE 2797), with no age limit. In the United States, TechCare Trauma is FDA cleared (510(k) K242171); in Canada, SmartTrauma is licensed by Health Canada (Class II). In the United Kingdom, NICE lists TechCare Alert among the four AI technologies that can be used in the NHS to help detect fractures, for people of any age, during the evidence generation period (HTG739, January 2025).
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