Ultrasound AI Secures U.S. Patent for AI-Driven Clinical Value Determination

Sep 4, 2025
Ultrasound AI has received a new U.S. patent for its AI system that predicts clinical values from medical images, expanding its global patent portfolio.

Ultrasound AI has secured a new U.S. patent for its AI-driven system that determines clinical values from medical images, announced in a press release. This patent, titled "Artificial Intelligence System for Determining Clinical Values through Medical Imaging," adds to the company's growing portfolio, which now includes six patents across three countries.

The newly issued patent protects Ultrasound AI's proprietary technology that predicts quantitative clinical and laboratory values directly from non-invasive medical images such as ultrasound. This advancement follows the company's recently published PAIR Study, which demonstrated high accuracy in predicting delivery timing using ultrasound images.

With this latest patent, Ultrasound AI continues to strengthen its position in the field of AI-powered medical imaging, aiming to transform obstetric care and beyond with scalable, image-only AI solutions.

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