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Milvue (Paris, France)

Milvue TechCare

AI suite for X-rays: detects fractures, dislocations, pneumothorax and nodules, automatically measures bone lengths and angles and pre-fills the report. Also suitable for children.

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GDPR: Limited
  • Provider based in the EU

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PriceFree (40 reports); Essentiel €19.99/moMilvue Suite on request; TechCare Report: Starter free (40 reports/mo), Essentiel €19.99/mo, Pro €59.99/mo, 14-day free trial
Free trialYes
Based inParis, FranceEU
ModelNot publicnot public which language model is used (own image-analysis AI; TechCare Report uses AI models that Milvue integrates) (according to the provider); CE class IIa under MDR, notified body BSI (CE 2797) (according to the provider); ISO 13485:2016 (BSI) (according to the provider); FDA 510(k) for TechCare Trauma (according to the provider); on-premise possible (according to the provider); hosting location not public

Last checked: 4 November 2026 · How we check

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What it does

Detection of fractures, dislocations, effusion
Detection of pneumothorax and nodules
60 automated bone measurements
Measurements: limb length, bone age, Cobb
Pre-filled report (TechCare Report)
Report directly into RIS/PACS
For adults and children
CE class IIa, FDA-cleared

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Underlying model

Model not publicly disclosed (own image-analysis AI; TechCare Report uses AI models that Milvue integrates) (according to provider); CE class IIa under MDR, notified body BSI (CE 2797) (according to provider); ISO 13485:2016 (BSI) (according to provider); FDA 510(k) for TechCare Trauma (according to provider); on-premise possible (according to provider); hosting location not publicly disclosed. Many tools build on a large model from, for example, OpenAI or Anthropic. If in doubt, ask for the data processing agreement: it states where your data goes.

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Questions about Milvue TechCare

Which AI model does Milvue TechCare use?
The maker of Milvue TechCare does not publicly disclose which AI model sits underneath. (own image analysis AI; TechCare Report uses AI models that Milvue integrates) (according to provider); CE class IIa under MDR, notified body BSI (CE 2797) (according to provider); ISO 13485:2016 (BSI) (according to provider); FDA 510(k) for TechCare Trauma (according to provider); on-premise possible (according to provider); hosting location not public.
How much does Milvue TechCare cost?
Milvue Suite on request; TechCare Report: Starter free (40 reports/month), Essentiel €19.99/month, Pro €59.99/month, 14 days free trial. Check the current price on the provider's website; rates often change.
Who is Milvue TechCare for?
Milvue TechCare is aimed at radiology & medical imaging. It fits work such as detecting and flagging abnormalities on X-ray, CT and MRI (fractures, nodules, embolisms, bleeds), prioritising the worklist by urgency and pre-sorting normal studies, quantitative analysis of brain, lung and prostate images, and comparison with previous scans.
What should I look out for with AI in radiology & medical imaging?
Image analysis AI is a medical device: only use software with a CE marking under the MDR (class IIa or higher) for the exact purpose you deploy it for, and document how you validate and keep monitoring performance locally. You process special category personal data: ask where images are processed (on-premise, EU cloud or outside), whether they are pseudonymised and whether they are used for training, and sign a data processing agreement. Many vendors run on AWS or Azure or have been acquired by US groups, so check the current data location. The radiologist remains ultimately responsible for the report.

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