About Zepmed

We design and build innovative imaging solutions for faster, more accurate radiology interpretation. Our inaugural solutions, NeuroAlign CT helps radiologists read faster, with greater accuracy and confidence.

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Images consisting of new, 6 month prior and subtraction imaging of the same plane in a patient with multiple falls. Other images showed a left parietal interval stroke. The right frontal interval stroke is easy to mischaracterize as a sulcus, but changes the expected source of underlying emboli from the left ICA to the heart or aorta, changing the diagnostic workup.

First panel original scans, second panel NeuroAlign images and third panel subtraction images (new minus old) showing enlarging SDH (upper image) and stable parenchymal hemorrhage (lower image).

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Zepmed's software has revolutionized our radiology department, improving accuracy and efficiency significantly.

Dr. Smith
A human anatomical skeleton model stands by a window, holding an X-ray image of a chest. The sky outside is bright and blue with wispy clouds. The skeleton is detailed with colorful muscle and artery markings, and the sun creates a lens flare effect.
A human anatomical skeleton model stands by a window, holding an X-ray image of a chest. The sky outside is bright and blue with wispy clouds. The skeleton is detailed with colorful muscle and artery markings, and the sun creates a lens flare effect.

New York

The NeuroAlign CT has transformed our imaging process, making interpretations faster and more precise. We highly recommend Zepmed's solutions to any medical facility.

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A computer screen displays a software interface with a dropdown menu in a language other than English, possibly Italian. The interface appears to be related to graphic design or image editing, with options like 'Artistico' and 'Texture' visible. The overall appearance is slightly blurred and has a red hue from reflections or lighting conditions.
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Los Angeles

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