AI Image Analysis to Expedite the Diagnosis of Developmental and Genetic Disorders
Used in more than 10,000 medical centers worldwide
Over 100 peer-reviewed publications and articles
AI-Powered diagnosis support & care management tools
Enabling Early Detection of Developmental Delays, Genetic Disorders, and Rare Diseases
- FDNA empowers parents, school nurses, and pediatric specialists to flag potential developmental, neurological, and genetic conditions, and connect with the right specialists, as early as possible.
- We offer a digital front door for healthcare providers, decision support tools for diagnosis, and care management tools for therapy.
- Our data clearing house offers streamlined interoperability between healthcare providers, patients, and the pharmaceutical industry, including therapy services and contract research organizations (CROs).
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Empowering Parents, Providers & Pharma Companies
Connecting Concerned Parents & Patients with Healthcare Providers, Pharma & CROs
10,000+ Medical Centers, Clinics and Hospitals
From early signs to treatment plans
Supporting the Patient’s Journey Every Step of the Way
FDNA helps parents to check their child at home and be better advocates for their child’s health
FDNA offers a digital front door for healthcare providers, decision support tools for diagnosis and care management tools for therapy
FDNA’s data clearing house offers streamlined interoperability
between patients, pharma, and contract research organizations.
Our impact across the world
FDNA’s Technology is Used in Over 130 Countries Worldwide
Our technology
AI-Powered Image Analysis & Risk Assessment
As the world leader in AI-powered image analysis to aid in diagnosing developmental & genetic disorders, and rare diseases, FDNA develops the most comprehensive database of relevant phenotypic information, crowdsourced from clinicians, patients, labs, and researchers. This real-world data, along with FDNA’s technologies, help expedite diagnosis and reduce the cost of care.
FDNA’s Multi-Modal Algorithm Framework
FDNA builds a trusted AI framework by integrating various algorithms and cross-referencing outcomes from multiple input modalities, such as image analysis, symptom assessment, natural language processing (NLP), video analysis, and voice analysis, we can achieve a heightened capability in detecting health signals and more robustly cross-validate identified health conditions.
Learn More About FDNA’s Multi-Modal Algorithm Frameworks
- Deep Gestalt®: An algorithm that maps images to potential syndromes.
- Gestalt Matcher™: An algorithm to discover new or rare syndromes, and for patient matching.
- Feature Extraction Algorithm: An algorithm that searches for facial characteristics using images and maps these characteristics to HPO terms.
- Heat Maps: Provides clinicians with intuitive, visual references for why the Deep Gestalt algorithm matched certain results.
- Focus Assessment: Guides the user through a post-image analysis assessment when the AI produces two or more high-confidence results. The assessment is utilized to diminish ambiguity between syndromes that exhibit similar dysmorphic signals.
- Feature Match™: Algorithm utilizing HPOs and syndrome atrophy models, mapped to numerical vectors and syndrome-to-HPO probability score.
- Clinical Notes Analyzer: An NLP algorithm designed to extract HPOs, biomarkers, and symptoms from health records and clinical notes. It supports both text and voice input.
- Symptom Assessment: Guides parents through an assessment of their child’s condition, behaviors, symptoms, and physical features and provides content and suggestions for specialist referrals. The assessment uses a statistical matching algorithm between the detected symptoms and potential health conditions.
- D-Score™: An algorithm that determines face dysmorphology in an image.
- A-Score™: An algorithm that seeks to identify facial characteristics in autistic syndromic and non-syndromic children. Syndromic children: with a diagnosed genetic condition with specific facial dysmorphology. Non-syndromic: no genetic condition described.
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