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Blackford and See-Mode announced today a commercial partnership to bring See-Mode's Breast & Thyroid Detection solutions to healthcare professionals.
Under the partnership, See-Mode's innovative technology will be integrated with Blackford's advanced enterprise AI platform. Blackford provides healthcare professionals access to an extensive portfolio of more than 115 AI solutions designed to drive clinical efficiencies and improve patient outcomes. By integrating See-Mode’s technology into the Blackford Platform, Blackford enhances their ability to provide healthcare professionals with a powerful tool for detection and classification of breast lesions and thyroid nodules.
“Blackford continues to proactively enhance our AI portfolio to provide healthcare professionals with tools to help enhance clinical efficiency and decision making”, said Ben Panter, Founder and CEO of Blackford. “We’re delighted to partner with See-Mode to bring their breast lesion and thyroid nodule detection and classification application to the Blackford Platform and to provide even more benefit to clinicians and patients around the world.”
See-Mode’s Breast & Thyroid solutions automatically detect and classify lesions found in ultrasound images, reducing reporting time and increasing diagnostic confidence for both ultrasound technologists and radiologists. See-Mode works with images captured using the standard clinical protocols for thyroid and breast ultrasound and supports all major modality manufacturers.
“With an extensive presence in radiology groups and hospitals, coupled with a robust portfolio of cutting-edge AI solutions, Blackford is an ideal collaborator to bring our AI-enhanced ultrasound reporting software into the hands of clinicians globally”, said Milad Mohammadzadeh, Co-founder and Director at See-Mode. “We are thrilled about this strategic partnership, anticipating the transformative impact it will have on radiologists and techs. Through our collaboration with Blackford, customers will be able to reduce reporting time, standardize reports, and increase diagnostic confidence.”