Clinical Use Cases

FlowSight predicts branch-level flow/pressure so you can triage and plan with fewer surprises in the lab.

Compare All Procedures

Overview of inputs, outputs, and decision points across all supported procedures

Procedure Comparison Matrix
ProcedureClinical GoalInputsOutputsPrimary MetricTypical Decision
Pulmonary Embolism (PE)Identify who benefits from thrombectomy vs anticoagulation aloneCTA-PE segmentation, HR/BP, clot location/burden (if known)Predicted branch flows, mean PA pressure change, RV afterload proxyRV afterload proxyProceed to thrombectomy vs anticoagulate and monitor
Prostate Artery Embolization (PAE)Target dominant supply and estimate embolic volume while reducing non-target riskPelvic CTA/DSA or CBCT centerlines, BP/HR, planned particle sizeDominant vessel ranking, embolic volume range, non-target risk proxyDominant vessel flowSelect target branch + starting embolic volume
Geniculate Artery Embolization (GAE)Reduce pain by occluding key geniculate branches, safeguarding skin perfusionGeniculate branch map, BP/HR, planned occlusion targetsCollateral redistribution prediction, skin perfusion proxy, suggested resistance changeSkin perfusion proxyConfirm target branches, adjust embolic volume
Liver Y-90Dose partitioning per artery to meet tumor control and shunt limitsHepatic artery tree, injection site, tumor territories, shunt priorTumor vs normal flow split, lung shunt proxy, per-artery dose suggestionTumor vs normal flow ratioChoose injection site and per-artery dose

Detailed Procedure Analysis

Clinical goals, inputs, outputs, and typical decisions for each supported procedure

Pulmonary Embolism (PE)

Clinical Goal

Identify who benefits from thrombectomy vs anticoagulation alone.

What you provide
  • CTA-PE segmentation
  • HR/BP
  • Clot location/burden (if known)
What you get
  • Predicted branch flows
  • Mean PA pressure change
  • RV afterload proxy
Typical decision

Proceed to thrombectomy vs anticoagulate and monitor.

Prostate Artery Embolization (PAE)

Clinical Goal

Target dominant supply and estimate embolic volume while reducing non-target risk.

What you provide
  • Pelvic CTA/DSA or CBCT centerlines
  • BP/HR
  • Planned particle size
What you get
  • Dominant vessel ranking
  • Embolic volume range
  • Non-target risk proxy
Typical decision

Select target branch + starting embolic volume.

Geniculate Artery Embolization (GAE)

Clinical Goal

Reduce pain by occluding key geniculate branches, safeguarding skin perfusion.

What you provide
  • Geniculate branch map
  • BP/HR
  • Planned occlusion targets
What you get
  • Collateral redistribution prediction
  • Skin perfusion proxy
  • Suggested resistance change
Typical decision

Confirm target branches, adjust embolic volume.

Liver Y-90

Clinical Goal

Dose partitioning per artery to meet tumor control and shunt limits.

What you provide
  • Hepatic artery tree, injection site
  • Tumor territories
  • Shunt prior
What you get
  • Tumor vs normal flow split
  • Lung shunt proxy
  • Per-artery dose suggestion
Typical decision

Choose injection site and per-artery dose.