X-ray Report Interpretation with AI
Let AI interpret your X-Ray images and reports—highlighting abnormalities, clinical significance, and tailored follow-up advice.
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Simple mode: results explained in plain, everyday language.
From report to next steps in four steps.
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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 Abnormality Detection
AI scans for fractures, infiltrates, nodules, effusions, and other radiographic signs across chest, bone, and joint X-Rays.
Clinical Relevance & Disease Association
Links findings to possible conditions such as pneumonia, osteoarthritis, bone tumors, or pulmonary edema.
Severity Grading & Follow-Up
Assesses the extent of findings and suggests follow-up imaging or specialist referral when needed.
Patient-Friendly Visual Summaries
Provides annotated images and plain-language explanations to make your X-Ray results easy to understand and share.
Understanding your X-ray report
X-ray reports are written for doctors, so terms like "opacity", "consolidation" or "degenerative changes" can be hard to follow. Upload the written report, a photo of it, or the X-ray image itself, and each finding is explained in plain language.
You see which findings are notable, what they are commonly associated with, and whether a check-up, further imaging or a specialist visit may be advisable. Adding your symptoms — for example a cough or pain after a fall — puts the findings in context.
What you can upload
- Chest X-ray reports (lungs and heart)
- Bone and joint X-rays, e.g. after a fall or for knee, hip or shoulder pain
- Spine X-rays
- Dental X-rays
- Photos or screenshots of the X-ray image, PDF reports and DICOM files
Terms you may find in your report
- Opacity
- An area that looks whiter than expected. It can have many causes, such as fluid, inflammation or scarring.
- Consolidation
- Part of the lung filled with fluid or inflammatory material instead of air, often seen in pneumonia.
- Pleural effusion
- Fluid between the lung and the chest wall.
- Degenerative changes
- Wear-and-tear of joints or the spine that is common with age, such as osteoarthritis.
- No acute findings
- Nothing on the image needs urgent treatment.
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