Natus Medical has expanded its AI-powered neurodiagnostic portfolio by integrating the autoSCORE analysis tool into the latest version of BRAIN QUICK Software. Following its recent CE marking, the AI-supported EEG interpretation solution is now available across Europe and international markets, providing neurologists with advanced automation to improve EEG review, reporting, and clinical decision-making.
Natus Medical has announced the integration of its autoSCORE AI analysis tool into the latest release of BRAIN QUICK Software, extending AI-assisted electroencephalography (EEG) interpretation beyond the United States to healthcare providers across Europe and other international markets.
The expansion follows the CE marking received earlier this year, enabling broader adoption of the technology across global healthcare organizations.
The autoSCORE algorithm is designed to support neurologists by automating EEG analysis using a deep-learning model trained on approximately 30,000 expertly labeled EEG recordings.
Unlike conventional spike and seizure detection systems, the AI evaluates multiple clinically relevant EEG abnormalities while providing study-level assessments that help clinicians determine whether an EEG recording is normal or abnormal. The platform also utilizes a closed AI model to deliver consistent and secure analysis.
"Our autoSCORE AI tool represents a meaningful step forward in digital neurodiagnostics, where precision, speed, and clinical confidence come together to benefit both healthcare professionals and the patients they serve," said Cristiano Rizzo, Natus General Manager EMEA/APAC. "Our goal is to support neurologists with technology that augments their expertise, ensuring that every patient benefits from timely, data-driven insights without compromising clinical rigor. Bringing advanced automation to BRAIN QUICK enables clinicians to spend less time on manual analysis and more time delivering high-quality care; ultimately, enhancing the patient journey."
According to Natus, the integration of autoSCORE into BRAIN QUICK Software is intended to reduce the workload on clinical staff while improving workflow efficiency and access to high-quality EEG interpretation.
Clinicians using the latest version of BRAIN QUICK Software have highlighted the platform's recording reliability, particularly in high-volume and complex clinical environments such as presurgical evaluations.
The company noted that combining AI-supported analysis with its existing EEG review and reporting capabilities helps streamline neurodiagnostic workflows without replacing clinical expertise.
"Artificial intelligence has the potential to transform EEG practice in the same way digital EEG transformed neurophysiology decades ago," said Professor Oriano Mecarelli of Sapienza University of Rome Department of Neurosciences. "Tools like autoSCORE may help expand access to expertise, improve workflow efficiency, and support clinicians in increasingly complex environments."
With autoSCORE now available in both NeuroWorks EEG Software and BRAIN QUICK Software, Natus continues to expand its AI-enabled neurodiagnostic ecosystem.
The latest integration reinforces the company's strategy of combining artificial intelligence with clinical workflows to support neurologists through faster analysis, improved efficiency, and data-driven EEG interpretation across healthcare settings worldwide.
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