Clinical AI Research · Early Access

Medical imaging that reasons, not just classifies

A six-stage diagnostic pipeline combining specialist vision encoders with large-scale clinical reasoning — producing radiologist-grade reports from any imaging modality in under three seconds.

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AUC across 350+ findings
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Disease categories detected
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Full clinical report
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Imaging modalities

Current medical AI classifies.
It doesn't understand.

Legacy approach

Existing models output a probability score per disease class. A radiologist still has to interpret the output, map it to patient context, write the report, and determine next steps.

Fine-tuned classifiers trained on single modalities break when deployed on different scanners, patient demographics, or imaging protocols.

Our approach

We separate visual understanding from clinical reasoning into two distinct layers — a specialist encoder for pixel-level pathology detection, and a reasoning layer that synthesizes findings into actionable clinical reports.

The bridge between them is an auditable JSON schema — meaning every clinical conclusion has a traceable, verifiable evidence chain.

Six stages, end-to-end

01
Image Ingestion
DICOM · PHI strip · Normalization
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02
Specialist Encoder
3D volume · Anatomy-aware embeddings
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03
Classifier Head
ICD-10 · Confidence · Severity
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04
Structured Bridge
JSON schema · Audit trail · FHIR
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Clinical Reasoning
Synthesis · Differential · Context
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06
Clinical Report
HL7 · PDF · EHR export
Architecture insight

The reasoning layer never sees raw pixels. It reasons over structured, verified findings from the encoder — dramatically reducing hallucination risk while enabling a full audit trail for regulatory compliance and FDA SaMD pathways.

Numbers that matter
in clinical settings

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AUC — CT / MRI Findings
Across 350+ pathological findings on cross-sectional imaging. Evaluated on RATE benchmark.
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Clinical Report Accuracy
Radiologist agreement rate on structured findings. Blind evaluation, 500 cases, three institutions.
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Faster than ViT Baseline
3D volume processing through Atlas architecture. True volumetric reasoning, not slice-by-slice inference.
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vs. Human Radiologist
Pipeline outperforms junior radiologist AUC by 2 percentage points on structured pathology detection.
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End-to-End Latency
From DICOM upload to signed clinical report. Validated across 2D X-ray, CT, and MRI modalities.
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Reasoning Layer Footprint
The clinical synthesis layer runs entirely via API — no GPU infrastructure required for deployment.

Every imaging modality.
One unified pipeline.

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CT — Thoracic
Chest · Abdomen · Head
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MRI — Neurological
Brain · Spine · Cardiac
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X-Ray
Chest · Skeletal · Pediatric
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Ultrasound
Abdominal · Cardiac · OB
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Fundus / Retinal
DR · Glaucoma · AMD
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Histopathology
WSI · H&E · IHC
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Dermatology
Melanoma · BCC · Lesion
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ECG / Cardiac
Arrhythmia · STEMI · HF

Fine-tuned for clinical reasoning.
Deployable anywhere.

Our open-weight reasoning layer is fine-tuned with QLoRA on curated clinical chain-of-thought datasets — producing interpretable, step-by-step diagnostic logic that mirrors how senior radiologists actually reason.

Unlike black-box classifiers, every conclusion is traceable back to a specific encoder finding, with a structured JSON audit trail that satisfies FDA SaMD and EU MDR documentation requirements.

The fine-tuned model runs on two A100s for inference — or via API for zero-infrastructure deployments. Latency under 2 seconds for the reasoning layer alone.

QLoRA · 4-bit LoRA Rank 16 Apache 2.0 HIPAA-ready FDA SaMD pathway
bridge_payload.json
1{
2  "audit_id": "RPT-1741824000",
3  "modality": "CT Chest",
4  "encoder_confidence": 0.91,
5  "severity": "Moderate",
6  "conditions": [
7    { "name": "Ground-glass opacity",
8      "confidence": 0.87,
9      "icd10": "J18.9" }
10  ],
11  // → passed to reasoning layer
12  "phi_compliant": true
13}

Ready to see it
on your scans?

We're onboarding a limited cohort of radiology departments, hospital systems, and clinical AI teams. Upload your own images. Run the full pipeline. See the report.