Cortechs.ai and Microsoft Integrate AI Imaging Tools into Radiology Workflows

Jun 2, 2026
Cortechs.ai has announced a collaboration with Microsoft to embed its AI imaging solutions, including NeuroQuant and OnQ Prostate, into Microsoft's PowerScribe One reporting system. The integration aims to deliver quantitative imaging insights directly within radiology workflows.
Cortechs.ai and Microsoft Integrate AI Imaging Tools into Radiology Workflows

Cortechs.ai has announced a collaboration with Microsoft to embed its AI imaging technologies into clinical radiology workflows, according to a press release. The partnership will integrate Cortechs.ai's quantitative imaging tools with Microsoft's PowerScribe One reporting system.

The integration will allow clinicians to access automated volumetric data and AI generated imaging insights directly within their existing reporting environment. The aim is to streamline radiology reporting, improve diagnostic confidence, and reduce manual data entry.

Cortechs.ai's platforms, including NeuroQuant and OnQ Prostate, will be deployed within Microsoft's ecosystem using Azure cloud infrastructure. The combined system is designed to support secure and scalable use across healthcare organizations.

The integrated solution is now available for healthcare providers seeking to enhance radiology workflows with AI supported imaging insights.

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