AI for reporting
AI for radiology reports, reviewed by the physician
AI for radiology reports can organize findings supplied by the radiologist into a draft. This is different from image analysis. Laudos.AI works with speech and text: it does not look for lesions in the examination, make autonomous diagnoses or replace physician review and signature.
First, confirm the tool’s inputs
| Step | What happens | Who validates it |
|---|---|---|
| Interpretation | Image interpretation and identification of findings, outside Laudos.AI. | Radiologist. |
| Writing | Organization of the supplied findings into a draft. | The radiologist checks each statement. |
| Review | Correction of measurements, laterality, negations and consistency. | Radiologist. |
| Delivery | Submission through the workflow validated during deployment. | The team and physician, according to the official workflow. |
What AI must not assume
A wording change does not justify inventing a finding. Technique, prior-study comparison, measurements, classification and recommendations require sufficient information. During evaluation, look for unsupported additions and omissions from the original content. A longer report is not necessarily a better report.
Review must compare the draft with the physician’s findings, not just check whether the text reads well. Use one case with a laterality correction and another with missing information. Check the result before introducing the tool into routine work.
What is available and what depends on deployment
REPORT is the reporting editor in production. GUIDE and LaudAI are described as beta features in the public documentation. CRIT is described as a controlled pilot. Integrations, permissions and the institutional dashboard depend on the contract and local validation. Review the module scope before you buy.
A feature demo does not confirm that the feature is active in every plan. Ask for a written list of what will be delivered in your environment.
How to read an accuracy claim
These are different measures: word error rate assesses transcription; text similarity compares a draft with the edited version; clinical discrepancy assesses a meaningful change in content. None of them, on its own, measures lesion detection in images.
Ask for the sample, period, reference and error types. Internal benchmarks and production observations must include their limitations. Read the published methodology and run an evaluation on your own set of cases.
Pricing and criteria for getting started
The individual Pro plan costs BRL 299/month, with up to 1,000 reports per month. The new-user trial ends after 14 days or up to 30 reports, whichever comes first. Institutions receive a written proposal covering scope, integration and pilot terms. See the plans. For a team, document who can change templates, who can access each organization and how the draft returns to the source system.
The test must include connection failures, manual editing and continuation without AI. Follow your institution’s rules and read the pages on security and privacy.
Frequently asked questions
Can I send a CT scan for Laudos.AI to interpret?
No. Laudos.AI does not receive or interpret images. The physician supplies findings by voice or text.
Can an AI-generated report be used without review?
Not in the Laudos.AI workflow. The physician checks the draft, makes corrections and signs in the official system.
Does more text mean better quality?
No. The text must preserve the findings, avoid unsupported additions and keep the findings section consistent with the impression.
How do I compare AI with my current dictation workflow?
Use the same findings and templates. Record editing time and errors by type. Keep writing benefits separate from any claim about image interpretation.
See the workflow before you buy
Bring your institution’s modalities, templates and systems. The demo should show the review work and deployment limits.
Content for physicians and healthcare organizations. Laudos.AI does not interpret examinations or provide patient care. Educational examples do not replace medical assessment.