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Pediatric fractures, no age limit. The lowest rate of doubt.
A child's bone is not a small adult bone. The Milvue Suite is validated with no age limit in Europe, to detect pediatric fractures with the sensitivity they demand.
In short. Milvue detects fractures in children on radiographs, with no age limit in Europe (Class IIa) and from birth in the United States (FDA, TechCare Trauma). In an independent study from the University Children's Hospital Zurich (Pediatric Radiology, 2025, 3,013 children aged 2 to 17), its fracture-detection sensitivity is 90.0% on the lower leg and 94.7% on the forearm.
Fracture detected
Ages covered
All
ages validated in Europe (EU)
Sensitivity
+ 22 %
in detection
Performance
> 96 % AUC
in children too
Designed for children
Detection that accounts for growth.
Growth plates, thin cortices, atypical presentations: pediatric detection is trained and validated specifically, with no age limit in Europe.
- Detection of children's fractures, all ages (EU)
- High sensitivity on growing bone
- Backed by the Zurich 2025 study
- Fits into the existing pediatric flow
PediatricsTraumaNo age limitDICOM
In practice
Three steps, no workstation change.
Nothing to change at the reading station: the solution slots into your existing flow.
01
Pediatric image
Standard radiography, no specific protocol.
02
Adapted detection
Models validated on children's bone, all ages.
03
Flagging
Fractures localized and scored, for a fast decision.
With the Milvue solution deployed for six months, diagnostic errors drop and diagnosis speeds up for our experienced pediatric radiologists, while enabling precise orthopedic measurements.
Dr Daniel Gräfe · Leipzig Kinderklinik, Germany
No. 1pediatric fractures
>96%ROC-AUC in children
0age limit (EU)
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) |
|---|---|
| Population | Pediatric, no age limit (EU) |
| Regions | Skeleton, trauma |
| Output | Localized detection + confidence |
| Integration | Native RIS / PACS |
| Device | CE marked, class IIa * |
Regulatory detail:
- In Europe (CE), no age limit. In the US, fracture detection (TechCare Trauma) covers children from birth and elbow joint effusion from age 2; chest triage (SmartChest) is for adults only. In Canada, no age limit.
- Always refer to the user manual.
Page updated on October 3, 2026.
Frequently asked questions
Does Milvue's AI work in children?
Yes. The Milvue Suite's fracture detection is CE marked with no age limit in Europe; in the United States, TechCare Trauma is FDA cleared for fractures from birth; in Canada, SmartTrauma is licensed by Health Canada with no age limit. In the reader study of the FDA submission, the AI raised reader sensitivity in children by 20%.
Which studies have evaluated Milvue in children?
An independent multivendor study from the University Children's Hospital Zurich (Altmann-Schneider et al., Pediatric Radiology, 2025) on 3,013 children aged 2 to 17: sensitivity and specificity of 90.0% and 98.8% on the lower leg, 94.7% and 96.4% on the forearm, 91.6% and 82.4% on the elbow. An external validation on elbow fractures and joint effusions in children was published in Diagnostic and Interventional Imaging in 2023.
Does the AI detect elbow effusion in children?
Yes. In the Zurich study, the anterior fat pad sign was detected with 84.5% sensitivity and 98.1% specificity; the posterior fat pad, with 82.3% and 99.1%.
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