Clinic Validation in Sarajevo, Poliklinika Dr Nabil
We tested Horalix in a real cardiology workflow at Poliklinika Dr Nabil in Sarajevo, ran echocardiography DICOM files through our platform, and got direct clinician validation and practical feedback for what to build next.
Some days feel like a product milestone, not because of a press release, but because a real clinician looks at your output and says it makes sense. Recently, we spent a day at Poliklinika Dr Nabil in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina, running Horalix in a real cardiology workflow using echocardiography DICOM inputs and comparing results to clinical review. The clinic is led by Prof. dr. sci. med. Nabil Naser, specialist in internal medicine and cardiology, and founder of Poliklinika Dr Nabil.
This visit happened because Nedim Džaferović reached out and wanted to see the system in action in a real setting. We scheduled a clinic session, made sure everything was ready, and focused on the part that matters most, verification. Clinicians reviewed the echocardiogram and produced their measurements and interpretation as they normally would. Then we took the exported DICOM files, ran them through Horalix, and observed the full analysis end to end. On the hardware used that day, the system completed its run in around 12 seconds.
The most valuable moment came after the numbers appeared. Prof. dr. Nabil and the team compared outputs against their clinical review and gave us direct feedback on what felt aligned, what could be improved, and what would genuinely help doctors inside the workflow. The outcome was very strong. The team agreed with the system’s measurements and overall output, with one measurement flagged for improvement, which is exactly the kind of feedback we want because it is specific, practical, and tied to clinical reality. We appreciate the time and attention they gave us, and we are taking the feedback seriously as we continue building.
Our goal with Horalix is simple. Clinical AI should feel like a calm assistant inside the workflow, not another noisy dashboard. Speed matters, but clarity matters more. Fast analysis is only useful if clinicians can verify the output quickly and stay confident in what they are seeing. That is why we care about working closely with doctors, listening to how they actually review cases, and designing the experience around real clinical decision making.
We left that day with three things we value a lot. Clinical validation, practical product direction from experienced cardiology leadership, and momentum. If you are a cardiologist, an imaging lead, a clinic director, or a health tech partner in Bosnia and Herzegovina, the Balkans, or the wider region, and you want to see Horalix in action, we would love to talk through a demo or pilot.