ReadYourLab is an AI-powered platform that turns complex CT and MRI scans into plain-language reports, helping patients understand their medical imaging. The service analyzes full 3D DICOM volumes, marks findings directly on images, and provides color-coded severity ratings. It also offers a free online DICOM viewer and lets users share reports with doctors via read-only links or PDFs.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Patients often receive CT and MRI scans with results that are difficult to interpret, leaving them confused and anxious about their health. Radiology reports are written for clinicians, not for patients, making it hard to understand what was found and what it means for their care.
Solution
ReadYourLab provides an AI-powered platform that analyzes CT and MRI scans and generates plain-language reports, making complex medical imaging accessible to patients. The service uses Google's MedGemma 1.5 for full 3D volumetric analysis of DICOM series, detecting lesions, outlining organs, and rating findings by severity. It also integrates OpenAI GPT for medical Q&A, allowing users to ask unlimited follow-up questions about their results. Reports are delivered in minutes, with findings marked directly on the user's own images and medical terms explained in simple language.
Target Audience
Primary users are patients who have received CT or MRI scans and want to understand their results before meeting with their doctor, as well as caregivers and family members helping manage a loved one's care.
Features
- Full 3D volumetric analysis of CT and MRI DICOM series, processing hundreds of slices together for anatomical context
- Automatic recognition of scan modality (CT vs. MRI) and MRI sequences (T1, T2, FLAIR, DWI, contrast-enhanced)
- Findings marked on images with color-coded severity ratings and organs outlined automatically on CT scans
- Free online DICOM viewer that runs in the browser with no installation required
- Read-only sharing of reports and images via link or PDF, with no account needed for recipients
- Plain-language definitions for medical terms and unlimited follow-up Q&A powered by OpenAI GPT