id remove - first mention of this on the site. Maybe rephrase this section to something like: 4. Action - Supporting evidence is collated and actions taken for clinical follow up. Findings are logged for governance and audit.

the whole examination pre-labelled

and healthcare systems?

the only

space

across

deployment

PACS and reporting packages

I'd move this to 1. Connect

i think we should soften to "Connects to your existing ultrasound machine". (We dont support ALL machines just yet)

modern global spelling is 'fetus'

image capture, biometry and reporting

2026

Can this be rephrased to avoid saying 'first' - i get the impression clinical departments dont want to be guinie pigs and prefer a solution thats already tried and tested and demonstrated results at other sites.

doube space

Can add "DICOM compliant" below perhaps. "Existing reporting packages" overlaps a bit with PACS integration (they are both using DICOM)

centering of buttons

Might need to include King's College Hospital in this list too

insert space

"Pre-labelled clips" - this is the current norm, reviewers would recieve manually saved clips labelled. Our USP is that we give them the whole examination, but structured and organised for a rapid review (key difference is that if a sonographer missed something previously, they almost definitly wouldnt have manually saved an image, but with our system, the whole scan is saved so it can be more reliably detected during second review)

Could also add FDA underway (also to FraiyaScan).

They still need to focus on their Ultrasound screen, but we reduce focus on them pressing buttons on the Ultrasound machine console - probably a more succinct way of saying that

throughout image acquisition? - not sure 'frame' is clinical lingo - maybe 'image' is better?

"the whole prenatal pathway" ? or include mid-trimester / current focus on anomaly scans?

the biggest time saving is from measurements which arent mentioned here

not sure this sentence is necessary

i'd remove - too specific, and to be technically correct would need to say *up to (based on Toms study) i think

check with Jackie is thats the best terminology for our target customers