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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Sep. 23, 2025
Filed:
Jan. 08, 2024
Clarius Mobile Health Corp., Vancouver, CA;
Kris Dickie, Vancouver, CA;
Nishant Uniyal, Vancouver, CA;
Benjamin Eric Kerby, Richmond, CA;
Matt Potma, Vancouver, CA;
Wasiu Raimi, Ottawa, CA;
Clarius Mobile Health Corp., Vancouver, CA;
Abstract
A method for automatically measuring a bladder on an ultrasound image feed, acquired from an ultrasound scanner comprises displaying, on a screen that is communicatively connected to the ultrasound scanner, the ultrasound image feed comprising ultrasound image frames of a bladder; deploying an AI model to execute on a computing device communicably connected to the ultrasound scanner, wherein the AI model is trained so that when the AI model is deployed, the computing device identifies and predicts a view of the bladder, from one of a sagittal view and a transverse view; acquiring, at the computing device, a new ultrasound image during ultrasound scanning; processing, using the AI model, the new ultrasound image to identify and predict the view of the bladder, wherein the prediction is an AI model output; wherein if f the AI model output predicts that the new ultrasound image comprises a sagittal view of the bladder, automatically applying one caliper set along a superior-inferior dimension of the bladder and measuring the superior-inferior dimension; and wherein if the AI model output predicts that the new ultrasound image comprises a transverse view of the bladder, applying two caliper sets along each of a length and a width of the bladder and measuring the length and width thereof.