RadHelper
Radiology report drafter

Measurements, findings, and impressions, drafted on your workstation.

RadHelper reads the measurements on your screens with local OCR, expands the findings you dictate into a full section, and drafts the impression in your own style. Nothing leaves the machine. You review, edit and sign.

C60 · the mark
9study types ready today
5ultrasound exams drafted
11follow-up finding types
0bytes off the machine
Word vomit

Fourteen seconds of speech. Either way you dictate.

One dictation · structured or free text

What you dictatemic

CT abdomen and pelvis · positives only, any order
Structured dictation

FINDINGS: Lower chest: No pleural effusion. Lung bases are clear. Liver: Normal in size and attenuation. No focal lesion. Gallbladder: No stones or wall thickening. Pancreas, spleen, adrenals: Normal. Kidneys: A 3 mm nonobstructing calculus is present in the left kidney. No hydronephrosis. The right kidney is normal. Bowel: Sigmoid diverticulosis without diverticulitis. No obstruction or free air. Pelvis: An 8 mm simple cyst is present in the right adnexa. The left ovary is normal. The uterus is normal. Vasculature: Aorta normal in caliber. Bones: No acute osseous abnormality.

Your headings, re-emitted once and in order.
Free-Text dictation

FINDINGS:
There is no pleural effusion and the lung bases are clear. The liver is normal in size and attenuation, without focal lesion. The gallbladder contains no stones and the wall is not thickened. The pancreas, spleen and adrenal glands are normal. A 3 mm nonobstructing calculus is present in the left kidney. There is no hydronephrosis, and the right kidney is normal. Sigmoid diverticulosis is present without diverticulitis. There is no obstruction or free air. An 8 mm simple cyst is present in the right adnexa. The left ovary and the uterus are normal. The aorta is normal in caliber. There is no acute osseous abnormality.

No headings. Same routing, one paragraph.
Then the impressionwarm

1. Sigmoid diverticulosis without diverticulitis.
2. 3 mm nonobstructing left renal calculus.
3. 8 mm simple cyst in the right adnexa. ← hover

Built from the expanded findings, not the fragments. Highlight the impression to insert it.
Follow-up · adnexal
simple cyst 8 mm premenopausal

O-RADS 2 · almost certainly benign

No further imaging follow-up is required.

Insert

your words, verbatim in both · every sentence routes by its own anatomy

What it does for you.

  • Keeps your words exactly as you said them.
  • Checks every number, unit and side against your dictation.
  • Keeps the normal line for the side you did not mention.
  • Drafts follow-up from guideline rules and your own table.
A follow-up card for a pulmonary nodule: the guideline name, the largest measured nodule at 6 mm, the drafted recommendation, and an Insert button
A real follow-up offer, drafted from the findings. Press Insert to place it.
Impression drafter

Your impressions, in your voice.

RadHelper reads your signed reports and builds a style card: format, item count, hedging words, sign-off. You can read the card and correct it.

The model picks the points. Code lays out the numbering, so your format never drifts.

  • Every point is checked against your findings.
  • The draft stays warm while you dictate.
  • Highlight the impression to insert. It never inserts itself.
  • Learns from every report you sign. Its final impression joins your corpus, a plain file you can prune.
Your signed reports Style card Previous signed similar cases Your adapter Local model every report you sign joins your corpus SWAP THE READER, SWAP THE ADAPTER
Screen reads · bone density

It reads the numbers off your screen.

10 to 15 seconds per report, open to signed.

Values fuse across pages. The lower hip is reported, the lowest T-score classifies. Every value shows its source and the confidence of the read.

  • T-score recomputed from density. A mismatch blocks the paste.
  • The draft goes into PowerScribe automatically, with unfilled fields you can tab through.
The study values card: per-site BMD and T-score with a read, missing or computed mark and a confidence dot on each row
✓ read · ○ missing · ƒ computed · a dot for confidence.
Screen reads · ultrasound

The thyroid workflow, start to finish.

  1. Measurements screen. OCR reads the lobe and nodule measurements.
  2. Worksheet. The sonographer's sheet goes to the local model.
  3. Nodule bench. It pops up for you to adjudicate each nodule.
  4. Priors. The prior measurements are captured for comparison.
  5. Finalize. The drafted findings go into the report.
  6. Impression. It is drafted from those findings.
The nodule bench: three nodule rows with side, location, size and descriptors, each row lockable
The bench on the diagnostic monitor. Row 1 carries a not-equal mark: the image measured 1.6 cm where the sheet said 1.4. Correct a size here and the recommendation follows it; the points do not move, because size is not a points category.
Ready today

Nine study types, in production.

DEXABone density

Values read off the screens. The lowest T-score classifies. Signed in 10 to 15 seconds.

XRRadiographs

The impression drafted in your style, with guideline follow-up.

CTCoronary calcium

The per-vessel score table transcribed. The percentile page read when the score is above zero.

CTGeneral CT

Findings expander, impression drafting and guideline follow-up.

USThyroid

Lobe volumes and nodule scores computed. The sonographer's worksheet read is opt-in.

USLower extremity arterial

Peak systolic velocity for each artery. The waveform on the tech sheet rules the impression.

USRenal

Both kidneys measured, with computed volumes and cortical thickness.

USPelvis

Uterus, endometrium and ovaries, with computed volumes.

USScrotal

Both testes measured, volumes computed, epididymal heads.

Template ingester

It fills the template you have open.

Institutional templates come ready to use. You can also build your own from a PowerScribe capture.

RadHelper names each field from the words on its own line, and fills only the fields it can name.

  • An unnamed field is left alone. Nothing is guessed.
  • Tab order is respected. No value lands one field late.
  • Patient details are scrubbed on ingest.
The template editor: the template as flowing text with a coloured chip at each field, a data-point palette on the right, and an inspector for the selected field
Your template, with a chip at every field. Green is your own binding, blue is a guess you can accept or change, amber is unassigned, grey is a default it will tab past. Drag a data point onto a chip, or click both.
In the viewer

InteleViewer quality of life improvements

Two clicks you stop making. RadHelper reads InteleViewer through its accessibility bridge, and clicks what you would have clicked, and nothing else.

Selects relevant prior studiesopt-in

Open a study and the relevant priors check themselves.

A CT read pulls prior CTs and PET, any body part. Any read also pulls the same body part in any modality: a knee radiograph pulls the prior knee CT and MRI.

And displayed, not just loadedopt-in

A checked prior still needs a second click to reach the thumbnail strip. RadHelper presses it.

An archived prior that materialises minutes later is displayed too, because the strip is watched, not polled once.

Where it runs

On the workstation. Nothing leaves it.

Local models on loopback. No cloud service. No elevation.

It works with your viewer and your reporting system. It reads your screens and writes into the report you already dictate into.

You are the signer.

Every draft is offered, never applied. Shipped guideline content is seed content, not an authority. RadHelper drafts what you already decided.

READING WORKSTATION Screenmeasurements Worksheets, findings,impressions Local OCR Local model Draft report, you review and sign NO CLOUD NO ELEVATION · NO EGRESS
Ready for a reading day

Dictate less. Sign the same.

RadHelper learns your templates and your voice from what you already sign.