Ultrasound Report Interpretation with AI
Leverage AI to interpret your ultrasound reports—highlighting key findings, anatomical details, and clinical significance.
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Simple mode: results explained in plain, everyday language.
From report to next steps in four steps.
No account needed for a free preview. Create one with email tips for a free Lite analysis, and use checks for Pro analyses you can keep.
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Add your files
Drag and drop reports, scans or photos — or take a picture with your phone.
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Describe your symptoms
Optional, but it makes the analysis more precise: what you feel, since when, your age and sex.
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Analyze
Your data is sent over an encrypted connection and analyzed in about a minute.
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Review and discuss
Read the findings, risk level and next steps — then take them to a medical professional.
What you get from this analysis.
Automated Image Interpretation
AI reviews your ultrasound findings, identifying organ structures, measurements, and any notable abnormalities such as cysts, nodules, or fluid collections.
Clinical Correlation & Context
Receive context on what the findings may mean, including possible associations with conditions like gallstones, liver steatosis, or kidney cysts.
Trend Analysis & Follow-Up Suggestions
Track changes over time and get recommendations for follow-up imaging or specialist referral if new or evolving findings are detected.
Patient-Friendly Summaries
Complex sonographic terms are translated into clear, understandable language for you and your healthcare provider.
Understanding your ultrasound report
Ultrasound reports describe organs with measurements and terms like "hypoechoic", "cyst" or "hepatic steatosis". Upload the report or images and each finding is explained in plain language, with measurements compared to typical ranges.
You see what is common and usually harmless — like a simple cyst — and what deserves a follow-up, with sensible next steps to discuss with your doctor.
What you can upload
- Abdominal ultrasound (liver, gallbladder, kidneys, spleen)
- Thyroid ultrasound
- Pelvic and gynecological ultrasound
- Breast ultrasound
- Reports, photos of the printout and ultrasound images
Terms you may find in your report
- Hypoechoic / hyperechoic
- Darker or brighter than the surrounding tissue on the image. A description, not a diagnosis.
- Simple cyst
- A fluid-filled sac with thin walls, usually harmless.
- Nodule
- A small, defined lump. Size and features decide whether it is checked again.
- Hepatic steatosis
- Fatty liver: fat has built up in the liver cells.
- Unremarkable
- Looks normal.
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Upload a report or describe your symptoms. Results in about a minute.