Accuro's integration of artificial intelligence with ultrasound (AI-US) provides detailed ultrasound image-analysis pivotal in complex clinical scenarios. CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, August 16, 2022 — RIVANNA®, developers of world-first, imaging-based medical solutions,...
Danielle Faulk answers some of the most frequently asked questions about Accuro. Accuro has maximum storage capacities of 10,000 images, 300 videos, and 999 exams....
Q: First, what is Accuro, exactly? A: Accuro® is an easy-to-learn, AI-enabled epidural guidance device such that anesthesia providers with—even minimal ultrasound experience—can take advantage of its powerful image recognition technology. Accuro significantly...
Accuro guidance helps eliminate challenges associated with epidural placement for high BMI patients. By Dr. Regina Fragneto It’s no secret that childbirth hurts. For most women, it is characterized by intense pain and pressure in the lower abdomen and back...
"As an anesthesiologist performing epidurals and spinals, we're one of the few specialties not using imaging technology regularly to find the epidural space; this is an advancement that is due in our specialty." —Stephen Garber MDAnesthesiologist, Medical Director...
A Quick 101: Neuraxial ultrasound is primarily based on imaging of spinal bone structures; improved depth of field is of paramount importance with the resolution being of lesser concern. Bone is a specular reflector meaning the ultrasound wave reflects similarly to...
Accuro’s automated image interpretation. Notice the blue overlay on the Accuro display image; this indicates the spinous process cross-section is detected. When scanning a particular intervertebral level, if no orange interlaminar-space overlay appears, the...
An Accuro Success Story: Rapid Placement Of Neuraxial Block In Morbidly Obese Parturient To Avoid General Anesthesia. Beth Ann Clayton, DNP, MS, CRNA — Associate Professor of Clinical Nursing, University of Cincinnati BACKGROUND Neuraxial...