AI SUPPORT FOR ONCOLOGY CT ACROSS CHEST, ABDOMEN & PELVIS

Seeing the oncology CT exam as a whole.

Rayscape TAP CT is our next step in AI for radiology, exploring how technology can support CT examinations across the thorax, abdomen and pelvis within a single, connected workflow.

Cancer doesn’t stop at one organ. Neither should the analysis.

Most AI tools today are built around narrow problems: one organ, one finding, one task. Oncology imaging is different. Radiologists navigate large studies, assess findings across multiple anatomical regions and compare changes over time, while maintaining a complete picture of the patient.

That is the challenge behind Rayscape TAP CT. We are developing a next generation of AI designed around the examination as a whole, rather than around a single finding or anatomical region.

Our goal is to bring together multi-organ analysis, quantitative information and comparison over time, helping radiologists navigate increasingly complex oncology studies more efficiently. Rather than adding another isolated tool to the workflow, Rayscape TAP CT is being developed as part of the broader Rayscape environment, building on our experience with Chest X-ray and Lung CT and extending it into oncology imaging.

The ambition is to move beyond AI that answers isolated questions toward a system that can support a broader part of the radiologist’s workflow. That means connecting findings, measurements, anatomical context and changes over time within the same examination and across follow-up studies.

As the project progresses, we are working closely with radiologists and clinical data to understand where this approach can provide the most meaningful support, from identifying relevant findings to assessing how they change between examinations.

Rayscape TAP CT represents our next step toward radiology AI designed for the scale and complexity of modern oncology imaging.

Interested in being among the first hospitals to work with Rayscape TAP CT?

We are looking to collaborate with leading university hospitals that want to help shape how the product works in real clinical workflows.

Get in touch to discuss research partnerships, clinical collaboration or early access.