GE Ultrasound Feature

MSK Go

AI & Automation

MSK Go provides AI-based anatomical labeling and scan-plane guidance for supported musculoskeletal views on the LOGIQ e X. It gives clinicians an additional visual reference while they acquire and confirm a standard plane, supporting repeatable scanning in sports medicine, orthopedics, rheumatology, and rehabilitation settings.

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Key Benefits

Why MSK Go matters

Guidance toward supported scan planes

On-screen assistance helps the operator recognize when the probe is aligned with an intended standard view. That can reduce the trial-and-error involved in learning an unfamiliar MSK exam.

Anatomy labels on the live image

Named structures provide an immediate visual reference while scanning. Clinicians still confirm the anatomy and diagnostic finding independently.

Support for training and standardization

MSK Go can help an experienced preceptor explain probe position and image landmarks to a learner. Teams can also use it as one component of a repeatable acquisition protocol.

Portable MSK workflow

The guidance runs on a compact laptop platform that can move between exam rooms, procedure suites, and sideline locations. It keeps advanced MSK support available without a full-size console.

About MSK Go

Musculoskeletal ultrasound is highly dependent on probe position: a small change in angle or orientation can change the appearance of a tendon, ligament, nerve, or muscle. MSK Go analyzes the live image and supplies anatomy labels plus supported scan-plane guidance so the operator has another reference while acquiring a view. GE reports that a prospective, multi-site U.S. study achieved mean positive percent agreement of 0.99 for scan-plane detection and 0.95 for structure detection across the evaluated workflow. Those results describe the commissioned study and should not be interpreted as a guarantee for every patient, user, or clinical setting. The tool supports image acquisition and education; final interpretation remains the responsibility of a qualified healthcare professional. Feature availability varies by configuration and region.

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