AI radiology reports that are actually readable

Official radiology reports are written for clinicians. DICOM Reader generates an AI-assisted summary written for you — with plain-English findings, frame-level citations, and a follow-up chat so you can actually understand your CT, MRI, X-ray, or ultrasound before your next appointment.

When do people use DICOM Reader?

Before a follow-up appointment

Walk into your follow-up with a clear understanding of your results. Know what to ask before the doctor walks in.

When you want a second perspective

An AI-assisted review of your imaging can highlight findings to discuss with a specialist or second physician — without months of waiting.

When the report is confusing

Your official report says "heterogeneous attenuation" or "mild cortical irregularity." DICOM Reader explains what that actually means in plain English.

Before seeking specialist care

Prepare for a referral by understanding your baseline imaging so you can describe your findings clearly and ask informed questions.

What a report looks like

DICOM Reader generates a structured report modelled after the format radiologists use, but written so anyone can follow it.

Study details

Modality, body part examined, acquisition date, and a count of series and image frames processed.

Findings by region

Structures and observations listed by anatomical area, with both medical terminology and a plain-English explanation for each. Every finding includes a link to the specific DICOM frame where the AI saw it.

Impressions

A concise, high-level summary of the most significant observations from the study — similar to the "Impression" section at the end of a radiologist's report.

Plain-language summary

A one-paragraph overview written for a general audience. Useful for sharing with family or for your own reference before an appointment.

Follow-up chat

Ask any question — "What does this mean?", "Should I be worried about this finding?", "What questions should I ask my doctor?" — and receive answers grounded in your uploaded study.

Why frame-level citations matter

Most AI tools that look at medical images process a single screenshot. DICOM Reader processes every frame across every series in your uploaded study, and then links each finding in your report back to the specific image frame where it was observed.

That means you can:

Click a finding in the report and see exactly what the AI was looking at
Verify the finding against the raw image yourself
Show a specific frame to your doctor in an appointment ("the AI flagged this on frame 42 of series 2")
Trust that the report reflects your full study, not a cherry-picked single slice

Get your AI radiology report now

Upload your DICOM study and receive a plain-English AI report in seconds. Reports are saved to your account permanently.

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DICOM Reader generates AI-assisted informational summaries. These are not a medical diagnosis and do not replace a licensed radiologist, physician, or urgent clinical evaluation. Always consult your care team about your results.