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CVC

Cyst Volume Calculation (CVC): Precise Volumetry for Accurate Prognosis

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Accurate Cyst Measurement

Precisely calculate the volume of renal, hepatic, and other cysts to guide clinical decision-making and monitor changes over time.

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Key Features

AI-Powered Cyst Detection

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Automatically identify and segment cysts using deep learning algorithms trained on thousands of radiology images across multiple modalities.

Multi-Organ Capability

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Calculate cyst volumes in the kidneys, liver, pancreas, and other organs with high precision and consistency across different imaging protocols.

Temporal Tracking

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Monitor cyst growth or regression over time with automated comparison reports to inform treatment decisions and evaluate intervention efficacy.

Clinical Applications

Our CVC technology supports clinical decision-making across multiple specialties that require precise cyst assessment.

Nephrology

Monitor growth of renal cysts in polycystic kidney disease (PKD) and evaluate treatment response to tolvaptan or other interventions.

Hepatology

Track hepatic cysts in polycystic liver disease and provide accurate measurements for interventional planning.

Oncology

Differentiate between simple cysts and cystic neoplasms, and monitor changes in cystic lesions following treatment.

Women's Health

Assess and monitor ovarian cysts with precise volumetric measurements to guide clinical management decisions.

Clinically Validated Results

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97.3%

Accuracy compared to manual segmentation by expert radiologists

88%

Time reduction in cyst volume calculation workflow

9+

Peer-reviewed publications validating our CVC algorithm

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