Now at SIIM 2026 · Startup Kiosk 3 · June 10–12

OncoAI Suite · AI-Native Oncology Imaging Suite

Detection, segmentation, and longitudinal tracking across cancer types — on one workstation

Six AI engines under a single viewer: BrainTumor in clinical use today, LymphNode on the 510(k) pathway, LungNodule in clinical research use, and kidney / liver / whole-body PET/CT in development. CT, MRI, and PET/CT — same UI, same pipeline.

The suite

Six AI engines under one workstation

OncoAI LymphNode showing a segmented lymph node in axial, sagittal, and coronal views

CT · PET/CT · MRI

LymphNode AI

Detect, segment, and measure lymph nodes across the body — for staging and follow-up.

510(k) pathway in progress

OncoAI BrainTumor workstation segmenting a vestibular schwannoma on axial MRI with sagittal and coronal reformats

Multi-parametric MRI

BrainTumor AI

Glioma, brain metastasis, and vestibular schwannoma — segmented with volumetric tracking across visits.

Validated · in clinical use

OncoAI LungNodule comparison of semi-automatic and automatic detection on a chest CT slice

Chest CT

LungNodule AI

Detection, segmentation, and Lung-RADS scoring on chest CT — semi-automatic or fully automatic.

In clinical research use

OncoAI Kidney showing segmented renal lesion on axial CT slices

CT (contrast)

KidneyTumor AI

Automatic segmentation of renal tumors and cysts — for staging, surveillance, and surgical planning.

In development

OncoAI LiverTumor showing axial CT slices with segmented hepatic lesions

CT (contrast)

LiverTumor AI

Automatic segmentation of liver tumors from contrast-enhanced CT for response assessment.

In development

OncoAI PET/CT showing paired CT and PET axial slices with red lesion contours across multiple body levels

PET/CT

PET/CT Whole-body AI

Whole-body lesion segmentation on PET/CT — coregistered against CT anatomy.

In development

How it works

A three-stage AI pipeline tuned for cancer-imaging realities

Cancer targets are small, low-contrast, and unpredictably located. A single segmentation model misses them or floods the report with false positives. OncoAI separates the problem into three networks — each tuned to a different objective — and the LymphNode model is the most-validated example.

01

Detect — maximize sensitivity

RetinaUNet3D scans patch-by-patch to surface every candidate. Recall is prioritized so nothing is missed downstream.

02

Triage — maximize AUC

EfficientNetV2S with 3-panel augmentation rules out false positives without sacrificing the sensitivity from stage 1.

03

Segment — voxel-precise masks

UNet3D produces masks for each confirmed finding. Long/short-axis and volume measurements come directly from the masks.

666

Scans · LymphNode validation

625 CT + 41 MRI — head & neck, thorax, abdomen, pelvis. Train 444 / val 222.

80%

True-positive rate (distance-hit)

79.93% sensitivity at 1.27 false positives per true positive on the 222-scan validation set.

0.69

Dice (node-level segmentation)

0.6922 ± 0.2283 mean ± SD on 212 scans with ground-truth masks.

Publications

Cancer-imaging AI methods, peer-reviewed

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See OncoAI on your modality

On-premise web service · DICOM C-FIND / push / upload · NIfTI / NRRD · DICOM Seg / CSV / report out · Batch CLI for cohort runs.