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The Newcastle upon Tyne Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

DeepView trial for burn-healing assessment

Newcastle Hospitals trialled AI burn assessment in 41 adult cases

In progressCompany's own claimOfficial ↗

Problem

Burn specialists needed to assess wound depth and likely healing to choose treatment. Their established laser Doppler imaging assessments could begin 48 hours after injury.

Approach

The Northern Regional Burn Centre trialled Spectral AI's DeepView across its adult service. The device combined multispectral imaging with AI and could assess wounds on the first day after injury. Clinicians used it on wards and in operating theatres, comparing its assessments with clinical findings.

Results

41adult cases in which DeepView had been used, reported by the trustCompany's own claim[1]

Takeaway

The trial established practical use across clinical settings. The trust reported favourable staff feedback but disclosed no predictive-accuracy or patient-outcome results.

Categories

Business function
Production and quality
Innovation type
Process innovation
Evidence
Company's own claim

Sources

  1. ‘World first’ as Newcastle uses AI to predict how burns will heal
    Newcastle Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust10 Sep 2024Company publication

Source summaries

[1]Newcastle Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust10 Sep 2024

The trust described DeepView use in 41 adult cases. Clinicians reported good image quality and practical use on wards and in theatres, with assessment possible from the first day after injury.

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Added 1 Nov 2026 · Updated 1 Nov 2026
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