Category: Press release

This is a strategic partnership with one of the region’s most prestigious and globally recognised healthcare institutions, aligned with KFSH&RC’s vision for advancing patient care and supporting the Kingdom’s wider healthcare transformation agenda.

With RBfracture embedded into Medica's national MSK workflow, this deployment brings advanced fracture detection capabilities to a wider patient population — supporting faster, more confident decision-making and reducing pressure on NHS services.

For hospitals facing overcapacity and resource constraints, RBfracture 2.6 offers additional possibilities to explore more efficient patient workflows.

This milestone expands Radiobotics’ global footprint to over 44 countries and supports clinicians in reducing missed fractures and avoiding the unnecessary review of false positives in both adult and paediatric patients.

At the heart of the project is a single, crucial question: Can the use of AI reduce the number of unnecessary patient contacts within the NHS?

RBfracture saw strong adoption across the pilot, with frequent use driving workflow improvements and empowering radiographers to work more independently.

RBfracture version 2.5 introduces two new features designed to enhance transparency, usability, and collaboration with clinicians.