CorInsights® MRI, powered by ADMdx,
is the first of our reimbursable,
easy-to-integrate, cutting-edge
imaging diagnostic tools
to aid in patient care.
Learn more below and at our upcoming webinars,
starting January 2022.
CorInsights MRI quantifies brain volumes, compares them to ADMdx’s highly curated normative database, and translates findings into percentiles that can aid in the assessment of patients by the radiologist and neurologist.
CorInsights MRI goes beyond individual volume quantitation. It determines the combination of volumes that includes lowest percentiles and provides integrated graphs and images to aid in interpretation.
CorInsights MRI measures brain volumes using readily available, reimbursed MRI scans.
In the resulting report, percentile effects can be viewed clearly in our color-coded multi-view brain images. A graph of major volume percentiles allows ready inspection of the brain’s volumetric profile, supported by additional detail on subsequent pages of the report.
With a commitment to supporting deeper connections, CorInsights MRI also provides easy-to-read graphs on a dedicated page for the medical professional to share with patients.
From the radiology team to the patient-facing medical professional, to the entire hospital network, CorInsights MRI provides streamlined ease for all roles and the validated results that can build deeper connections–and confidence–across multiple disciplines.
Brain volumes measured by CorInsights MRI have been tested using cognitively normal, amyloid negative subject scans, as well as data sets expected to have volumes in certain region combinations below the normative range based upon well-established literature.
More than 1,400 scans from over 1,100 individuals were used in the testing of CorInsights MRI so you can feel confident in the results you're seeing in your patients.
Integrating the CorInsights MRI report gives you the full backing of ADMdx.
Join us in our forward-thinking, collaborative, educational, supportive approach to brain diagnostics. CorInsights MRI is just the beginning!
