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Automated radiology reports with human-like accuracy and full transparency
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Backed by Y CombinatorRevolutionizing Radiology Reports
Mecha Health is pioneering the future of radiology report generation through advanced AI technology. Our mission is to streamline the reporting process, enhance accuracy, and improve patient care.
Interpretable AI by design
Unlike black-box solutions, our AI technology is built with transparency at its core. Every decision and suggestion made by our system can be traced and understood, giving radiologists complete confidence in their AI-assisted reporting workflow.
mechaNet
Interpretable
Our system identifies and analyzes key regions of interest in chest X-rays, providing detailed insights with full transparency.
Pulmonary Nodule
Small, round opacity detected in the upper right lobe, measuring approximately 8mm in diameter.
Pleural Effusion
Mild fluid accumulation observed in the left pleural space, suggesting possible inflammation.
Calcification
Small calcified granuloma noted in the lower left lobe, likely from previous infection.
Accurate
Our AI model achieves super high performance in chest X-ray analysis, delivering findings that radiologists can trust.
Analysis in Progress
- Initial scan: Initiating chest x-ray analysis...
- Lung Fields: Clear bilateral lung fields without focal consolidation or effusion
- Heart: Normal cardiac silhouette, no cardiomegaly
- Bones: No acute osseous abnormality
- Impression: Normal chest radiograph
mechaGhost
Unintrusive. Intuitive.
Dictate as you normally would, and our system detects whether any relevant information is missing.
Radiograph for analysis
Chest Radiograph Report
Written by Expert Radiologist
Technique: PA chest radiograph.
Comparison: None available.
Findings: The lungs are clear without focal consolidation, pneumothorax, or pleural effusion. Heart size is normal. The mediastinal and hilar contours are unremarkable. No acute osseous abnormalities.
Impression: Normal chest radiograph.
AI Suggestion: Consider adding comment on hilar lymphadenopathy - subtle enlargement noted in right hilum.