Hyperfine Swoop vs Milvue

Milvue reads conventional radiographs, flags fractures, dislocations and joint effusions, and moves flagged exams up the worklist. In the US it holds SmartChest (K232410, decided May 10, 2024) and TechCare Trauma (K242171, January 17, 2025). The vendor reports fracture AUC 0.962 from the FDA study, and in the FDA reader study adult fracture sensitivity up 22% with reading time down 24%. Its partners page names Dedalus, Intrasense and Osimis among RIS and PACS partners, with DICOM and HL7 interfaces. Hyperfine's homepage describes the Swoop as an AI-powered, portable brain MRI built on a magnet with a fraction of conventional field strength. It produces T1, T2, T2-FLAIR and DWI images, and a Malawi implementation paper lists lower signal-to-noise, longer scans and no contrast-enhanced T1. Optive AI reconstruction reached the installed base in July 2025, with CE and UKCA marks in August 2025. Hyperfine's homepage names no PACS or cloud vendor. An emergency radiology service reading trauma films fits Milvue, and an ICU needing brain imaging at the bedside fits Hyperfine.