AI X-ray analysis
An X-ray is usually the scan you are handed as a printed film with a couple of dense sentences underneath, and no time to ask what they meant. You do not need the hospital disc for this one: a clear photo of the film taken on your phone is enough to get every finding explained in plain language.
A photo of the film works
JPG or PNG from your phone, or the DICOM file if you have it. No hospital CD required.
The report, sentence by sentence
Add the radiologist’s report and each line is turned into plain language.
Questions worth asking
Every reading ends with the specific questions your findings make worth raising.
Any language
Read the explanation in your own language, whatever language the report was written in.
FAQ
- Can I just photograph my X-ray?
- Yes. Lay the film on a lightbox or hold it against a bright window, fill the frame, and avoid glare. A DICOM file gives a better reading when you have one, but a clean photo is enough.
- Is an AI reading of an X-ray reliable?
- It is informational, not diagnostic. A plain radiograph carries far less information than a CT or MRI, so the reading stays deliberately cautious and tells you what it cannot see. It is not a substitute for a radiologist.
- How much does it cost?
- The viewer is free. AI readings run on credits you buy once and that never expire — one credit unlocks one full AI reading.
Related
Read Your Scan provides informational explanations only — not a medical diagnosis, and not a substitute for a licensed radiologist or your doctor.