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Clinical decision support
AI reads the scan first — the doctor decides.
A department-level imaging suite for X-ray, eye and CT. It checks image quality, measures what the maths can measure with confidence, moves urgent cases up the list and drafts a structured report — which the radiologist edits and signs.
In tests · clinical validation with partner hospitals pendingHow it works
The hospital workflow
- 01Upload & triageScans from the imaging system; quality checked first.
- 02AI analysisFindings, segmentation and measurements.
- 03Urgent firstUrgent cases move up the radiologist's list.
- 04Report draftStructured, with measurements and key findings.
- 05Sign & sendThe radiologist signs; EMR updated, patient follow-up by call or SMS.
Capabilities
What Medical Imaging does
- 01Chest X-ray18-finding classifier with heatmaps, 14-structure anatomy segmentation, cardiothoracic ratio and mediastinum width.
- 02Eye · fundusQuality score, optic disc and cup segmentation, vCDR and ISNT rule, fovea, and vessel density and calibre.
- 03Eye · OCTILM / RPE tracing, CST and the ETDRS thickness map; results matched labels on 10 real B-scans.
- 04Eye · compareFollow-up visits aligned to 0.3 px; new haemorrhage and exudate spots found.
- 05CTLung density (%LAA-950, Perc15), organ density, and automatic quality warnings; verified on a public LIDC scan.
- 06Model Pack slotHospitals plug in their own ONNX models alongside validated open models.
In practice
Who it serves
- RadiologyUrgent cases first, structured drafts to edit and sign.
- OphthalmologyRetina photos and OCT measured the same way, every time.
- District hospitalsDischarge summaries drafted, follow-up calls and SMS before each visit.
Accountable by design
Built to be trusted
- Identity-free outputsPatient identity tags never travel with the image or the result.
- Every caveat statedScale assumed, coverage and contrast written into the result itself.
- No guessingUncertain regions are left unmeasured instead of filled in.
- Clinician confirmsDecision support, not diagnosis — the doctor reads and signs every report.