Thyroid imaging
PIUR tUS Infinity captures each thyroid lobe in a single 30-second sweep, then automates nodule measurement, ACR TI-RADS classification and reporting.
Real-world impact
15
Minutes / Patient
Less manual processing & faster reporting.
4
Hours / Day
More capacity without increasing staff.
130
Days / Year
More time for patient care and revenue.
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Acquisition takes one 30-second sweep per lobe on your existing ultrasound system. Reconstruction, measurement, TI-RADS classification and reporting then run on a separate workstation — so scanning and reading no longer have to happen at the same time.
AI-powered tomographic ultrasound for thyroid imaging: automated lobe and nodule segmentation, volume measurement and ACR TI-RADS classification.
From a single sweep of each lobe, the software automatically detects, segments and annotates thyroid lobes and nodules.
The user is asked to review, adjust, and
approve the results. Nodules can be classified easily with the built-in ACR-TIRADS calculator.
Patient reports and imaging data are automatically generated, PowerScribe compatible, and sent directly to PACS.
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Clinicians across the US and Europe rely on PIUR Infinity to improve their workflows.
Whether you manage a specialized imaging clinic or a large hospital radiology department, the PIUR tUS Infinity platform empowers your team to work faster, smarter, and with greater diagnostic precision, setting a new standard for thyroid imaging efficiency.
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