Overview
PANDA provides an automated method to estimate bone age according to Greulich & Pyle in a standardized form to facilitate the monitoring of child growth and development.
Features
PANDA is used on hand radiographs of children aged between 36 months and 192 months (girls) or 204 months (boys).
Radiological findings, measurements, and results including:
- Pediatric bone age according to Greulich & Pyleu
- Delayed / advanced bone age patient status
- Height estimation according to Bayley & Pinneaum
- Growth potential achieved
Benefits
- Provides accurate automated bone age estimation: PANDA showed agreement with expert readers in BA assessment on a multiple-site cohort of U.S. children and adolescents, suggesting AI integration into the radiology workflow is possible and could lead to more efficient BA reading.¹
- Demonstrates robust performance even in non strict p.a (oblique) projections of the hand and wrist.²
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Book a Meeting¹DiFranco M, Chung TS, Mintz A, Wood J, Caudill KA, Hulett L. Automated Bone Age Assessment Across Multi-site U.S. Study: Agreement between AI and Expert Readers. Seminars in Musculoskeletal Radiology. 2022 Jun 1;
²Pape J, Hirsch W, Oliver Johannes Deffaa, DiFranco MD, Maciej Rosołowski, Gräfe D. Applicability and robustness of an artificial intelligence-based assessment for Greulich and Pyle bone age in a German cohort. RöFo. 2023 Dec 8;