MobiHealth News September 8, 2025
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Artrya obtains 510(k) for coronary plaque module AI

ASX-listed Artrya has secured regulatory approval in the United States for its AI-powered module for assessing coronary plaque.

It received the United States Food and Drug Administration’s (FDA) 510(k) clearance for the AI module, which provides near real-time assessment of high-risk plaque from coronary CT angiograms.

The approval followed its recent launch in the US in July. Artrya reportedly targets mid-sized hospital systems; it has recently signed a clinical use deal with Tanner Health and has ongoing integrations in Northeast Georgia Health and Cone Health.

Artrya will also...

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