QT Imaging study shows breast acoustic CT speed-of-sound biomarker variability below 1%

QT Imaging Holdings, Inc.

QT Imaging Holdings, Inc.

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  • QT Imaging reported results from a multi-site clinical study assessing repeatability and reproducibility of quantitative biomarkers from its Breast Acoustic CT scanner.
  • The study found the platform produced highly consistent measurements across repeat scans, including when patients were scanned on different machines.
  • The results support use of the system for longitudinal monitoring, where clinicians need to separate true biological change from measurement variation.
  • The analysis was conducted at two clinical sites with repeat scans in a small patient cohort to test within-site and cross-site consistency.


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