Viz.ai vs Sterling Vascular

A Telehealth Platform from the World’s Leading AI Healthcare Company. Viz.ai, which uses artificial intelligence to detect diseases like large vessel occlusions and intracerebral hemorrhages, advanced imaging to automate CT perfusion. Viz.ai also provides mobile imaging and HIPAA-compliant messaging to help synchronize workflow across multiple specialties for diseases like stroke. Fast and easy to install remotely, our plug-and-play solution is designed to help clinical teams during these challenging times. Viz LVO, Viz CTP and Viz ICH are regulated as a medical device and intended for use by trained clinicians. Indications for use are available here: https://www.viz.ai/indications-for-use/

Sterling Vascular is a clinical reference and decision-support companion designed for qualified healthcare professionals caring for patients with venous, arterial, aortic, and thrombotic disease. Quickly access practical guidance, classification systems, scoring tools, procedural checkpoints, and safety checklists at the point of care—even without an internet connection. FEATURES • Searchable vascular clinical reference library • CEAP classification builder • Venous Clinical Severity Score calculator • Wells DVT clinical probability tool • Villalta post-thrombotic syndrome score • SVP pelvic venous classification tool • Venous disease evaluation and management pathways • DVT and anticoagulation references • Superficial and deep venous intervention guidance • Procedural safety checklists and follow-up guidance • Arterial, carotid, and aortic disease references • On-device favorites for frequently used material • Core clinical content available offline PRIVACY Sterling Vascular does not require an account and does not collect or store patient information. Favorites and tool selections remain on the user’s device. IMPORTANT Sterling Vascular is intended for qualified healthcare professionals as an educational reference and cognitive aid. It does not provide patient-specific medical advice and is not a substitute for independent clinical judgment, complete source guidance, institutional policy, device instructions for use, or consultation with an appropriately qualified clinician. Users are responsible for confirming all information, calculations, medication regimens, indications, contraindications, and treatment decisions before clinical use.