
Project NeuroLens
Brain imagingA future neuro-focused agent family for brain imaging workflows and anatomy-aware review.
Planned product lineEVREON AI · CLINICAL AGENT PLATFORM
Purpose-built for emergency abdominal CT. Every finding localized, anatomy-checked, and ready for clinician review.


Emergency abdominal CT agent for six urgent pathologies, localized findings, anatomy checks, and report drafts.
Active first product
A future neuro-focused agent family for brain imaging workflows and anatomy-aware review.
Planned product line
Each new Evreon product will keep its own clinical scope, model stack, and review workflow.
Platform directionProject Atlas analyzes abdominal CT scans for six urgent pathologies, localizes suspected findings in the scan, verifies them against anatomical structures, and prepares a draft clinical report for doctor review.
~85 million abdominal CT scans are performed each year across Europe and the US. Every one a time-critical read.
A deliberately locked clinical scope. Hover any card to inspect boxed reference views drawn from Atlas training data.
Atlas supports review. It does not replace the clinician.
Findings are checked against organ and structure context.
Outputs are shaped for a reviewable clinical report.
Retrospective internal validation from the Atlas abdomen CT manuscript: patient-level classification, nine-region localization, and normal-cohort specificity. Research-stage metrics, not deployment claims.
Patient-level AUROC
Operating metrics
AAA 0.998, pancreatitis 0.986, diverticulitis 0.962
Patient-level, with per-class thresholds optimized on validation
199 of 200 detected pathologies matched the expected region
Normal-cohort specificity across 80 non-pathology patients
Study counters
Retrospective public national teleradiology dataset
Expert annotations across six target conditions
Patient-level split to avoid slice leakage
Zero off-diagonal pathology assignments in the 6x6 matrix
Research-stage. Pilot partnerships open.
Atlas runs end-to-end on hospital-controlled infrastructure today. We’re opening pilot partnerships with European imaging departments, with doctors in the loop from day one.