AI Enhances Clinical Trust in Medical Procedures

How does AI earn clinical trust during procedures? On Outcomes Rocket Media, a healthcare leadership podcast recorded at DeviceTalks Boston, RIVANNA Co-founder and CEO Will Mauldin, PhD, notes that AI adds the most value when it confirms clinical judgment rather than replacing it. Spinal anesthesia is often guided by manual landmark palpation without a direct view of the epidural space. Accuro 3S addresses that gap by pairing ultrasound with integrated image-processing software that overlays automated interpretation onto the ultrasound view. Anesthesia providers first read a familiar image, then use AI interpretation for confirmation. Mauldin describes a clear adoption arc where providers initially cross-check the AI and increasingly rely on it as consistent outcomes build confidence. The same decision-support architecture applies to musculoskeletal care, where the clinical challenge takes on a different shape. As many as 20 million patients present to emergency departments and urgent care centers each year with suspected wrist and ankle fractures. In 70 to 80 percent of cases, no fracture is found, yet most patients still undergo radiographic evaluation, sustaining demand on radiology capacity. Accuro XV received FDA clearance in 2026 as a diagnostic ultrasound system. A deep learning model trained across leading academic medical centers is advancing toward clearance to support fracture triage at the point of care. Listen to the full conversation: https://lnkd.in/g69bTDup #MedTech #ClinicalDecisionSupport #PointOfCareUltrasound

Using AI to Strengthen Clinical Confidence in Procedures with Will Mauldin, Co-Founder and CEO of Rivanna Medical | Outcomes Rocket Podcast - Your Healthcare Insights Delivered

Using AI to Strengthen Clinical Confidence in Procedures with Will Mauldin, Co-Founder and CEO of Rivanna Medical | Outcomes Rocket Podcast - Your Healthcare Insights Delivered

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