The first platform to combine QT ultrasound, AI, and biomarkers for safer, earlier, and more accurate care.

Transforming Breast Health Through Imaging Intelligence

QTI’s Breast Acoustic CT™ scanner is FDA-cleared as a supplemental screening device for breast imaging, including follow-up for inconclusive or suspicious mammogram findings. It may be particularly valuable for women with dense breast tissue where conventional breast imaging modalities may be less effective.
Non-Ionizing & Contrast-Free
Comfortable, No Compression
Claustrophobia-Free Experience

Using low-frequency sound waves instead of ionizing radiation or contrast agents, it eliminates the risks of DBT, CT, and MRI. 
QT Imaging has developed an automated, software-controlled, fully 3D tomographic transmission and reflection imaging system using low-frequency sound waves.
The first platform to combine QT ultrasound, AI, and biomarkers for safer, earlier, and more accurate care.


A QT scan is comfortable. During the scan, a patient lies face down on an open exam table with the breast hanging freely in a warm water bath. The painless scan requires no breast compression.
A QTscan is performed, one breast at a time, with the patient laying in a prone position on the examination table with the breast suspended in a warm water bath inside the scan tank. Images are automatically acquired on the pendant breast positioned with the nipple as a point of reference. The transducer arrays rotate about a vertical axis to fully circle the breast in the coronal plane. The arrays are then translated 2 mm vertically, repeating the scanning process until the entire breast is scanned.

QTI’s Breast Acoustic CT™ platform gives women more options to ensure their breast health. The safe and comfortable QTscan is the preferred/better choice for a wide patient population, including women with contrast agent allergies, breast implants, claustrophobia, or wellness intentional. 

What to expect during your QT scan

The QTI Advantage Under Comparison

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