EchoSolv™ AS
Identify high-probability severe aortic stenosis (sAS) patients accurately, quickly, simply
Provides a clear picture of your patient’s heart by analyzing measurements, not images
What is EchoSolv AS?
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Measurement-based AI clinical decision support for severe aortic stenosis probability1
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Standardized severe AS probability and guideline check from routine echo measurements1
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Designed to fit existing workflows (no EMR integration required)1
Using the same echo measurements already collected,1
EchoSolv AS delivers:
Consistent assessment
Consistent severe AS probability and guideline check from measurements1
Second reader support
Helps prioritize which studies need closer review1,2
Real-world readiness
The AI does not use LVOT measurements1
Faster clinical review
Uses standardized, measurement-based AI and guideline analysis to help you review studies faster1,2
EchoSolv AS finds hidden cases

45.7% misclassified by clinicians; women were disproportionately affected (54.4% women vs 38.6% men)3
EchoSolv AS supports faster clinical review
By applying standardized, measurement-based (AI and guideline) analysis, EchoSolv AS helps clinicians review studies more efficiently while ensuring cases with a high-risk probability are not overlooked.1,2
24.1% Reduction
Review Time1
82.2% Sensitivity
Detection Rate2
99.2% NPV
Rules Out Severe AS2
Learn more about our FDA-cleared, clinically validated innovation
In this video, "risk" refers to the probability of severe aortic stenosis derived from the multi-dimensional relationship of echocardiographic measurements, as described in the Instructions for Use. This information is intended to support, not replace, physician judgment, guideline interpretation, or patient review.
References
- Echo IQ Ltd. (2024). Clinician user manual – EchoSolv AS (Version 1.5.2) (IFU-003). Sydney, NSW.
- Strom JB, Playford D, Stewart S, Strange G. An Artificial Intelligence Algorithm for Detection of Severe Aortic Stenosis: A Clinical Cohort Study. JACC Adv. 2024 Sep 25;3(9):101176. doi: 10.1016/j.jacadv.2024.101176.
- Strange G, Stewart S, Watts A, Playford D. Enhanced detection of severe aortic stenosis via artificial intelligence: a clinical cohort study. Open Heart. 2023 Jul;10(2):e002265. doi: 10.1136/openhrt-2023-002265.