Radiology workflows route through the vision consultant slot. The reasoner delegates the image analysis to a dedicated vision model, applies the modality-appropriate framework (BI-RADS for breast, LI-RADS for hepatic, PI-RADS for prostate, Lung-RADS for chest, TI-RADS for thyroid), and synthesises a structured impression back through the F5/reasoner. The radiologist reviews and signs; the platform never auto-issues a report.
Code is truth
What the platform actually does.
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Vision route operates via a dedicated vision-model consultant; image-bearing requests are routed at the classifier layer.
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Modality-appropriate frameworks (BI-RADS, LI-RADS, PI-RADS, Lung-RADS, TI-RADS, ACR-TI-RADS, others) are applied based on study type.
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Red-Alert discipline surfaces critical findings to the top of the impression with explicit alert framing.
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Structured impression generation: every finding traces to the image region that supports it.
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Final report is radiologist-attested; the platform produces the structured impression for review and signature.
Interactive · Vision routeThree modalities · No real imaging
The vision route, framework-aware on three modalities.
Switch between the three modalities to see the framework the reasoner applies, the schematic placement of candidate findings, and the structured impression the F5/reasoner drafts before the radiologist reviews and signs.
Schematic only. Abstract geometric shapes for illustration; not derived from any real imaging study.
Structured impression · F5/reasoner draftBI-RADS
Findings
R breast: 14 mm spiculated mass at the upper-outer quadrant, new since prior. Suspicious morphology.
L breast: stable oval density, benign-appearing on margin and density assessment.
No suspicious calcifications either side.
Framework
Right BI-RADS 4 (suspicious abnormality) · Left BI-RADS 2 (benign).
Recommendation
Recommend image-guided biopsy of the right upper-outer mass. Continue routine annual screening of the left breast.
Draft impression — pending radiologist review and signature.
Radiologist reviews and signs. The reasoner drafts the structured impression; the radiologist of record edits, attests, and signs the impression that enters the chart.
Tell us the workflow you want to see and who needs to be in the room. A member of our clinical and engineering team replies within two business days to arrange it — a real person, not a sequence.