Healthcare
Images stay in
the hospital.
A model can look.
Assistive medical-image workflows for Kenyan facilities: local inference, a clinician in the loop, no public API. Assistive software only. Accuracy boasts stay off this page.
Hospitals and imaging groups in Kenya keep getting the same pitch: upload studies to a cloud and get a flag. That is the wrong default when the pixel is a patient. Corvux builds the boring version: a model you can point at a folder or a PACS export, on hardware you can name, with a person who still signs the report.
What a first job looks like
A queue, a queue, short of a moonshot.
Prioritise a worklist
Surface studies that look noisy or incomplete so a person reads them first. The report is still theirs.
Draft a structured note
Measurements or a first-pass description the clinician edits. Same idea as clinical documentation, for pixels.
Keep the archive where it is
Folder, DICOM export, or a scoped PACS connector. We skip any ask to upload a year of studies to us.
Pair with documents
Referral letters and prior reports sit next to the image via document intelligence, still local.
If the data can legally sit on a cheap cloud, we will say so on cloud AI. If it cannot, it goes on your GPUs or a Nairobi API. Read the sector page for healthcare and the KDPA guide before you send a sample.
FAQ
The questions counsel asks first.
Is this a medical device?
No. Corvux builds assistive software. A licensed clinician reviews output. Diagnostic claims and CE/FDA badges we lack stay off the offer.
Where does inference run?
On the hospital network or an approved Kenya-hosted GPU you control. Public chatbots and foreign research demos stay out.
Can you connect to PACS / DICOM?
That is a scope question: what you already run, what we are allowed to touch, and whether a folder drop is enough for a first pilot.
Do you quote sensitivity numbers?
Numbers stay off the website. Any number without your machines, protocols, and a test set you own would be fiction.
Describe the modality and the queue
What you scan, where files live, who reads them. We will say if this is a pilot or a no.
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