Emergency Medicine AI medical devices

A neutral, evidence-based catalogue of emergency medicine AI medical devices. No manufacturer pricing, no buy links — just regulatory facts and clinical capability summaries.

Emergency Medicine

Sepsis ImmunoScore

Prenosis, Inc.

FDA

Machine-learning software that combines up to 22 patient parameters — vital signs, routine haematology and chemistry values, and the sepsis biomarkers procalcitonin and C-reactive protein — into a single calibrated risk score and one of four fixed risk categories for the presence of, or progression to, sepsis within 24 hours. It is not an imaging algorithm and not a silent EHR surveillance model: a blood draw is part of the workflow, and the output is an adjunct the assessing clinician reads alongside the rest of the picture. Its De Novo authorization in April 2024 made it the first AI/ML software the FDA had ever authorized for sepsis.

Emergency Medicine

TriVerity

Inflammatix, Inc.

FDA

Cartridge-based molecular test that reads the patient's own immune response instead of hunting for a pathogen: from a single tube of whole blood it amplifies 29 host-response messenger RNAs and runs machine-learning classifiers over the expression pattern to return three scores — the likelihood of bacterial infection, the likelihood of viral infection, and the risk of severe illness, defined as the need for critical-care interventions within seven days. Results arrive in roughly 30 minutes on the point-of-care Myrna instrument and are positioned for the emergency department's disposition decision: whether a patient with suspected infection is likely to need critical care.

Emergency Medicine

Bayesian Health Sepsis Flagging Device

Bayesian Health, Inc.

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EFAI ERSuite CT Appendicitis Assessment System

Ever Fortune.AI Co., Ltd.

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