Inside Precision Medicine April 17, 2024
Helen Albert

Scopio Labs, an imaging and analysis focused medtech company based in Israel, have received De Novo FDA clearance for its artificial intelligence (AI)-driven bone marrow aspirate analysis software.

Bone marrow samples are important for diagnosing a range of different blood disorders such as different blood cancers, but standard methods of analyzing these samples are time consuming and rely on the skills, knowledge and in-person presence of trained hematopathologists to ensure accuracy.

Scopio produces two machines, one designed for smaller labs and lower throughput and a higher throughput machine, that are able to image blood and other cells in high detail.

The newly approved full-field bone marrow aspirate application uses AI to analyze thousands of cells in each bone marrow sample...

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