Our products
Developing innovative products and services in the clinical field and applying image analysis technologies that allow a personalized, economical, non-invasive and efficient medicine.
Non-invasive
To perform our diagnostic tests, it is only necessary for the doctor to perform an ultrasound image of the area, a technique that is totally harmless to patients.
Reliable
Our tests have the highest reliability in the market. Efficient and robust solutions, that reaches levels of precision, performance and reproducibility superior to conventional tests.
Fast
We have designed our tests as an easy-to-use web application: ultrasound images are uploaded, automatically analyzed and, in few minutes, the results are received. A simple and intuitive process.
Universal
They are recommended tests for the general population. quantusPREMATURITY is intended as a second trimester screening test for all pregnant women
“Personalized, predictive and non-invasive medicine is the future”
Dr. Eduard Gratacós
quantusFLM
Transmural Biotech has developed the first 100% non-invasive fetal lung maturity test, based on the analysis of an ultrasound image of the fetal lungs. It is an alternative to amniocentesis, easy to use and offers reliable results in a few minutes.
Non-Invasive
Pay per use
Available 24×7
No installation requiered
quantusPREMATURITY
Thanks to our work in R&D, we have developed the first robust test for an early detection of the spontaneous premature birth risk. By analyzing an ultrasound image of the cervix, we can detect cervical remodeling early. Thus, in a fast and reliable way, we provide the opportunity to obtain the risk of spontaneous premature birth.
- General population oriented
- Pay per use
- Available 24×7
- No installation required
quantusPREMATURITY
Thanks to our work in R&D, we have developed the first robust test for an early detection of the spontaneous premature birth risk. By analyzing an ultrasound image of the cervix, we can detect cervical remodeling early. Thus, in a fast and reliable way, we provide the opportunity to obtain the risk of spontaneous premature birth.
- General population oriented
- Pay per use
- Available 24×7
- No installation required
quantusSKIN
Our commitment to medicine and personalized diagnosis has led us to apply our technology to the evaluation of skin lesions.
Thus, at Transmural Biotech we have developed quantusSKIN, a robust, fast and easy-to-use test for the diagnosis and detection of malignant dermatological lesions from dermatoscopic images.
By simply analyzing and classifying the images, quantusSKIN determines the risk of malignancy (melanoma, basal cell carcinoma or squamous cell carcinoma), being of great help in screening patients with risk factors and prioritizing waiting lists.
General population oriented
Pay per use
Available 24×7
No installation requiered
quantusGL
Glaucoma is one of the leading causes of blindness worldwide. Its early detection makes the difference. At Transmural Biotech we have developed quantusGL a non-invasive, fast and easy to use test for the diagnosis of glaucoma from fundus images of the retina.
Its technology is based on the quantitative analysis of the texture of the fundus image obtained by ocular retinography. By simply analyzing and classifying images, quantusGL determines the probability of presenting glaucoma in a few minutes, being of great help in screening patients with risk factors and prioritizing waiting lists.
- General population oriented
- Pay per use
- Available 24×7
- No installation required
Scientific references
quantusFLM
- Validation of a Quantitative Ultrasound Texture Analysis of Fetal Lungs to Predict Neonatal Respiratory Morbidity
E. Bonet-Carne; M. Palacio; T. Cobo; A. Perez-Moreno; M. Lopez; J. Piraquive; J. Ramirez; F. Marques; E. Gratacos. Presented at XXIV European Congress of Perinatal Medicine of 2014.
quantusPREMATURITY
- Intra- and interobserver reproducibility of second trimester ultrasound cervical length measurement in a general population
Núria Baños, Xavier P. Burgos-Artizzu, Brenda Valenzuela-Alcaraz, David Coronado-Gutiérrez, Álvaro Perez-Moreno, Júlia Ponce, Eduard Gratacós & Montse Palacio. The Journal of Maternal-Fetal & Neonatal Medicine (2020)