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Radiology doesn't need another reader. It needs less repetitive work.

Swiss-engineered AI, built for radiologists.

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Emeralgo (Ortho L-Spine MR-Q) is FDA 510(k)-cleared AI software that automatically analyses musculoskeletal MRI scans and generates a structured, quantitative report with standardized measurements overlaid directly on the patient’s images. It integrates seamlessly into your existing PACS, processes studies automatically in the background, and has the results ready by the time you open the case. Every measurement remains editable, and nothing reaches the final report without your review. So, the measurement gets faster. The judgment stays yours.

Experience Emeralgo in action

Learn how Emeralgo makes your reporting more efficient and sustainably improves your clinical workflows. Request a demo or get in touch with our team directly.

Emeralgo doesn't replace anything - it augments what's already running. Compatible with common PACS systems, independent of scanner vendor.
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See Emeralgo in action - on your own images.

Request a demo of a live lumbar spine study in your PACS environment - no cherry-picked samples, no sales pitch first.

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Structured reporting isn't just about templates. It's about clarity, consistency, and confidence - for you, and for everyone who reads the report after you. Consistent measurements, regardless of who reads the study. Ortho L-Spine MR-Q is available today - commercially cleared and ready to use, the quantitative foundation of structured, standardized measurements, captured consistently across every level and every case. From that foundation, MR-Q+ and MR-C extend further, from advanced flagged findings to pathology classification, mapped out below.
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The company behind Emeralgo – and why it exists

Radiology is running out of room. Millions of MRI examinations are read every year, while radiology capacity continues to fall behind demand. MSK volumes are growing faster than any other modality, and the radiologists reading them are already working at the edge of their capacity. Somewhere in that queue, a thirty-fourth case of the day gets the same careful attention as the first - or it doesn't.

Computer Vision AG was founded in 2022 in Switzerland to close that gap: not to replace radiologists, but by taking the repetitive, measurable part of the job off their desk, so their judgment goes where it's actually needed. Emeralgo is the first product of that mission - built with, and reviewed by, the radiologists who read these scans every day.

Faster measurement doesn't mean less radiology. It means more time for the diagnosis, the conversation, and the patient in front of you.

 

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Four peer-reviewed studies, independently published in radiology journals.
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