AI-driven medical image and device performance analysis

AI-Supported Medical Image Analysis Software for Clinical Trials

FDA 21 CFR Part 11 compliant imaging platform purpose-built for clinical trials and device evaluation. RAYLYTIC Image Lab delivers research-ready, end-to-end clinical trial imaging analysis across anatomical morphology, device performance, and longitudinal outcomes.

Trusted by top healthcare innovators.

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We use AI-driven image analysis to deliver regulatory-grade evidence at scale.

Unlike single-purpose AI radiology platforms that deliver measurements in isolation, RAYLYTIC Image Lab is a medical image analysis software that delivers reproducible, highly contextual, and fully auditable data.

Every result comes with a transparent, traceable record: who performed the analysis, which tools were used, and how conclusions were reached.

Reliable imaging metrics you can trust across your studies.

Reproducible Results Across Studies

Standardized workflows cut variability and ensure imaging measurements stay consistent across sites, subjects, and longitudinal visits.

Built-in Audit Trails

Every measurement and workflow step is tracked automatically, giving you full transparency and confidence for audits and regulatory submissions.

Faster Study Execution

AI-assisted analysis and automated quality control reduce manual review time without sacrificing the rigor your trials require.

Study-Ready Outputs

Results are delivered in standardized, analysis-ready formats that integrate seamlessly into clinical study reporting.

Regulatory-Ready, End-to-End Workflows

Unlike standalone AI tools, RAYLYTIC ensures every step is fully validated, auditable, and compliant, giving you confidence regulators will accept your data.

Trusted by Top Healthcare Innovators

Our platform is designed for sponsors, CROs, and research teams who demand the highest standards for accuracy, traceability, and reproducibility.

AI-driven radiographic measurement & device performance evaluations

AI-driven medical image analysis within RAYLYTIC Image Lab enables consistent, quantitative evaluation of imaging data across studies while meeting the rigor required for clinical research and regulatory use.

Accurate, Reliable, and Reproducible Spine Imaging Measurements

Conduct rapid and ultra-precise measurements for morphological parameters (Cobb Angle, Lordosis, etc.) and all major types of spinal therapies—including motion preservation, fusion, and deformity correction—and generate reliable, robust, and cost-effective spinal measurements for clinical research.

High-Precision Hip Implant Alignment and Performance Analytics

Conduct rapid and ultra-precise measurements for morphological parameters and all major types of hip therapies and generate reliable, robust, and cost-effective measurements for clinical research.

Knee Implant Positioning and Performance Intelligence

RAYLYTIC Image Lab enables high-precision implant positioning and performance such as component alignment, rotation, migration, and wear for faster, more consistent research results.

Why RAYLYTIC Image Lab works for every role

RAYLYTIC Image Lab enables sponsors and clinical research organizations to run structured AI image analysis workflows with built-in quality control, traceability, and standardized outputs across the full lifecycle of a clinical study.

For clinical study sponsors

Accelerate your path to approval

For Contract research organizations

Scale with confidence

More than standalone AI models: complete, auditable imaging workflows designed for regulatory submission.

With RAYLYTIC Image Lab, you can ensure every image collected is high-quality, compliant, and ready for analysis across all sites and modalities.

We use a comination automatic and manual QC to verify every image for trial readiness, including:

  • Anatomical coverage

  • Patient positioning

  • Imaging artifacts

  • Compliance of DICOM metadata with trial protocols

Our Proven Process

Five steps to turn imaging data into actionable insights.

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Endpoint standardization

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Targeted site training

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Automated and manual image QC

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AI-driven image analysis

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Clear, actionable reports & regulatory-ready datasets

Discover the full list of MSK measurements.

RAYLYTIC Image Lab enables AI-driven image analysis across a wide range of quantitative imaging biomarkers used in clinical trials and medical device studies, supporting consistent, reproducible measurement across modalities, anatomies, and timepoints. Measurements are delivered within regulatory-grade workflows with full traceability and auditability.

Spine

Selected morphoanatomical spine measurements and device performance metrics.

Angular Range of Motion (RoM, °) 
A measurement taken from flexion-extension radiographs that quantifies the angular change between two adjacent vertebrae as the spine moves from full flexion to full extension. This objective parameter serves as a critical indicator for assessing spinal fusion status, with reduced segmental motion (<4-5 degrees) typically demonstrating successful arthrodesis.
 
Published Validation Data
  • Schulze M, Trautwein F, Vordemvenne T, Raschke M, Heuer F. A method to perform spinal motion analysis from functional X-ray images. J Biomech. 2011

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Anterposterior Translational Motion (mm)
Expressed in millimeters, this parameter assesses the horizontal translation of one vertebra relative to the adjacent vertebra, providing critical data for evaluating spinal stability and fusion integrity.
 
Citations in Clinical Literature
  • Kelly MJ, Gelfand B, Radcliff K, Mo FF, Felix BA, Babak Kalantar S. Interim 1-Year Radiographic and Clinical Outcomes Following Anterior Cervical Discectomy and Fusion Using Hydroxyapatite-Infused Polyetheretherketone Interbody Cages. Int J Spine Surg. 2024 May 6;18(2):122-129.

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Cobb Angles
A radiographic measurement that quantifies the degree of spinal curvature in the coronal and sagittal planes. Measured in degrees between the most tilted vertebrae at the superior and inferior ends of a curve, Cobb angles serve as the gold standard for assessing scoliosis severity, kyphosis, and lordosis.
 
Published Validation Data
  • Berlin C, Adomeit S, Grover P, Dreischarf M, Halm H, Dürr O, Obid P. Novel AI-Based Algorithm for the Automated Computation of Coronal Parameters in Adolescent Idiopathic Scoliosis Patients: A Validation Study on 100 Preoperative Full Spine X-Rays. Global Spine J. 2024 Jul;14(6):1728-1737.

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Looking for a radiological outcome or MSK measurement not listed here? 

We offer over 100 other validated spinal measurements! Contact us to see if we have what you’re looking for or can cooperate on parameter development.

Implant Subsidence
A radiographic measurement that quantifies the vertical displacement of an orthopedic implant relative to the host bone over time. Measured in millimeters from serial radiographs using standardized anatomical or implant-based landmarks.
 
Supporting Literature
 
Our subsidence measurement methodology has undergone rigorous internal validation to ensure precision and clinical reliability.

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Lordotic/Kyphotic Angle Restoration
A radiographic measurement that quantifies the change in regional spinal curvature achieved through surgical intervention. Assessed by comparing pre-operative and post-operative Cobb angles in the sagittal plane.
 
Published Validation Data
  • Löchel J, Putzier M, Dreischarf M, Grover P, Urinbayev K, Abbas F, Labbus K, Zahn R. Deep learning algorithm for fully automated measurement of sagittal balance in adult spinal deformity. Eur Spine J. 2024

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Vertebral Height
A radiographic measurement that quantifies the vertical dimensions of vertebral bodies to detect compression fractures, degenerative collapse, or post-operative height restoration.
 
Supporting Literature
Our vertebral height measurement methodology has undergone rigorous internal validation to ensure precision and clinical reliability.

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We offer over 100 other validated spinal measurements! Contact us to see if we have what you’re looking for or can cooperate on parameter development.

Hip & Pelvis

Quantifies hip joint alignment, implant component positioning, and longitudinal changes with expert-validated, regulatory-grade precision.

Pelvic Tilt
Parameter Definition
Supporting Literature

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Acetabular Cup Anteversion & Inclination
Parameter Definition
Supporting Literature

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Polyethylene (PE) Wear
Parameter Definition
Supporting Literature

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Looking for a radiological outcome or MSK measurement not listed here? 

We offer over 100 other validated spinal measurements! Contact us to see if we have what you’re looking for or can cooperate on parameter development.

Polyethylene (PE) Wear
A radiographic measurement that quantifies the progressive loss of polyethylene material from the acetabular liner in total hip arthroplasty. Assessed through serial radiographs, PE wear is calculated by measuring the change in femoral head position relative to the acetabular component over time, typically expressed in millimeters per year.
 
Published Validation Data
  • Klebingat S, Bien T, Hürtgen J, Grover P, Dreischarf M, Alkhateeb S, Jäger M, Rose G. Accurate determination of hip implant wear, cup anteversion and inclination through AI automated 2D-3D registration. J Orthop Res. 2023 Sep;41(9):1985-1995.

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Hip Stem Migration
A radiographic measurement that quantifies the progressive displacement of the femoral stem relative to the host bone over time following total hip arthroplasty. Assessed through serial radiographs using standardized anatomical landmarks, stem migration is measured in millimeters.
 
Supporting Literature
  • Our migration measurement methodology has undergone rigorous internal validation to ensure clinical-grade accuracy and reproducibility.

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Radiographic Acetabular Cup Anteversion & Inclination 
Radiographic measurements that define the three-dimensional orientation of the acetabular component following total hip arthroplasty. Anteversion quantifies the anterior-posterior tilt of the cup relative to the sagittal plane, while inclination measures the medial-lateral angle relative to the horizontal plane. Expressed in degrees, these parameters are critical for assessing component positioning against established safe zones. 
 
Published Validation Data
  • Klebingat S, Bien T, Hürtgen J, Grover P, Dreischarf M, Alkhateeb S, Jäger M, Rose G. Accurate determination of hip implant wear, cup anteversion and inclination through AI automated 2D-3D registration. J Orthop Res. 2023 Sep;41(9):1985-1995.

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Looking for a radiological outcome or MSK measurement not listed here? 

We offer over 100 other validated spinal measurements! Contact us to see if we have what you’re looking for or can cooperate on parameter development.

Knee & Leg

Comprehensive morphological and implant positioning assessments from standard clinical radiographs.

Femoral tibial angle, medial angle (Hip-Knee-Ankle Angle, mechanical axis °)

Tibial slope angle (°)

Looking for a radiological outcome or MSK measurement not listed here? 

We offer over 100 other validated spinal measurements! Contact us to see if we have what you’re looking for or can cooperate on parameter development.

Implant Component Positioning Assessment from Standard Radiographs

Precise quantification of femoral component rotation, tibial component rotation, and coronal/sagittal alignment: all derived from routine postoperative AP and lateral X-rays.

Published Validation Data

  • Coming soon

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Polyethylene (PE) Thickness & Wear Behavior

Precise quantification of femoral component rotation, tibial component rotation, and coronal/sagittal alignment: all derived from routine postoperative AP and lateral X-rays.

Published Validation Data

  • Coming soon

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Tibial component migration

A radiographic measurement that quantifies the displacement of the tibial component relative to the proximal tibia in total knee arthroplasty. Assessed through serial radiographs, migration is measured in both linear (millimeters) and angular (degrees) dimensions across mediolateral (ML) and craniocaudal (CC) axes.

Supporting Literature

  • Our migration measurement methodology has undergone rigorous internal validation to ensure clinical-grade accuracy and reproducibility.
Looking for a radiological outcome or MSK measurement not listed here? 

We offer over 100 other validated spinal measurements! Contact us to see if we have what you’re looking for or can cooperate on parameter development.

Trusted across the full spectrum of clinical research and innovation.

“With RAYLYTIC we are offering surgeons an intuitive way to generate and access imaging intelligence as part of our clinical registry.” 

David Oka

Director of Business Development and Clinical Affairs at Innovasis

2-3x

Reduction in read time compared to manual review methods

<0.2°

Mean error for spine rotational measurements

<1mm

Mean error for spine translational measurements

“The ability to centrally and objectively determine fusion rates in dynamic radiographs was a key factor in the success of our PMCF studies.” 

Dr. Stefan Maenz

Head of Clinical Evaluation and Clincial Studies for Aesculap products at B. Braun in Tuttlingen, Germany

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