What happens when the AI gets a finding wrong?

Every draft carries the AI's confidence and the regions it flagged, so you can see exactly why a finding was raised before you sign off. Nothing reaches the patient record un-reviewed. A radiologist verifies and signs every report, and that provenance travels with it.

How long before I am actually faster, not slower?

Most sites see the time saving from the first week, since Cortex is drafting the report structure and measurements a radiologist would otherwise type by hand. Reporting-speed gains scale with modality. X-ray and CT reads that took minutes typically finish in under 30 seconds of review time.

Which studies does it actually handle?

Cortex ships with tuned pipelines across CT, PET/CT, mammography, MRI and cardiac studies, each with its own windowing, models and reporting profile. Additional body regions and modalities are added without touching the rest of the platform. We'll scope your specific mix in a working session.

Will the reports sound like my department or like a machine?

Reports are phrased the way your team dictates and delivered in your own report template, not a generic model. Findings and Impression follow department language from the start, so what lands in the viewer reads like one of your own radiologists wrote it.

What about the critical findings that cannot wait for the queue?

A suspected critical result raises a real-time alert with an escalation chain the moment it's detected, so it doesn't sit in a standard worklist. The alert is packaged in the format your PACS understands and routed to the right person immediately, ahead of routine reporting order.

Cortex Radiology · AI-assisted diagnostic imaging

AI That Reads Every Scan With You.

Cortex Radiology turns your PACS into an AI-assisted reading room: it screens the whole study, flags what needs attention, and drafts the report. Non-diagnostic: a radiologist reviews and signs every result.

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✓Reads the whole study
✓Fits your existing PACS
✓Always radiologist-reviewed
✓Built for hospitals

Cortex Radiology · Reading

AX FLAIR · 1 / 55

Plain studyWith Cortex

Draft report2 levels flagged

Non-diagnostic. A radiologist reviews and signs every result.

Reads every slice. Signed by a radiologist.

The problem

More Scans Every Day. The Same Few Radiologists.

Study volume keeps climbing, but the reading day does not get any longer. Every extra case means more images to work through and more report writing, for the same team.

Reports take longer

More studies in the same hours means less time per case, and report turnaround stretches out.

The backlog grows

What is not read today joins tomorrow's list. The queue carries forward and keeps building.

Experts stuck on routine work

Senior radiologists spend the day on normal studies, when their attention is needed on the hard ones.

It does not have to stay that way.

The solution

Cortex Reads First. Your Radiologists Decide.

Every study is screened the moment it arrives, the whole volume, not one picture. By the time your team opens it, the levels that need attention are marked and the report is already drafted.

Axial · FLAIRSlice 1 / 40

Volume · 40 levels

How Cortex reads0 flagged · 1 / 40

01Screen every level
02Write up only the flagged levels

Level 10Drafting

Small focus of altered signal, right frontal white matter.

Level 22Drafting

Rounded lesion, 18 mm, with surrounding oedema.

Level 31Drafting

Linear signal change along the left corticospinal tract.

Draft ready · awaiting radiologistRadiologist reviews and signs

Whole volume, not one slice

Nothing is pre-selected and nothing is skipped: the pass covers the full diagnostic volume.

Every sequence, on one grid

For MRI, each sequence (T1, T2, FLAIR, DWI and the rest) is classified and lined up on one reference grid, so a level can be compared across all of them.

You can see why

Each finding points back to the level it came from, so the radiologist can go straight there and judge it.

Fits your setup

It Runs on the PACS You Already Have.

Studies arrive from the scanner the way they always have. Nothing is re-entered, no one changes how they work, and radiologists keep their own viewer.

How a study arrivesLive · 1 study in flight

01ScannerThe study is acquired as it always is.
02On-site PACSDICOM lands on the hospital's own PACS. Automatic, nothing to do.
03Into CortexThe study is registered and its DICOM details are read.
04AI pipelineThe right model for that body part and modality runs.

Results come back to the study, in the format your PACS already understands.

Four ways in

From the scanner

Point the modality at Cortex over the DICOM network. Studies arrive on their own.

DICOM network · automatic

From the on-site PACS

Browse what the PACS already received and bring a study in with one click.

Browse the PACS · one click

From a computer

Drag a study, or a whole folder, straight into the platform.

Drop a study or folder here

By study UID

Already know the UID? Pull that exact study in.

1.2.840.113619.2.55.3.6047…

The model catalog

A Model for Every Scan. Not One Black Box.

Each model is documented the same way: the body parts it covers, the sequences it needs and how it reads them. A local AI model runs every one of them, inside your network.

CTEnabled

Abdomen CT

The whole abdominal volume screened in two passes, then a free-text report on the flagged levels.

AbdomenPelvis

NeedsCT

MREnabled

Brain MRI

Every sequence is classified and lined up on one grid, so each level is compared across all of them.

BrainHead

NeedsFLAIRT2DWI

MREnabled

Chest MRI

A multiparametric, two-pass read of the chest, level by level across T1 and T2.

ChestThoraxLung

NeedsT2T1

CTEnabled

Coronary CTA

Computes an Agatston calcium score from the non-contrast gated series.

HeartCardiac

NeedsCTACT

CTEnabled

CT Brain

Two passes across brain, blood and bone windows, then a report on what was flagged.

BrainHead

NeedsCT

And more, across every major modality.

Abdomen MRICT ChestLumbar spinePET/CT

Non-diagnostic assistive output. A radiologist reviews and signs every report.

On every model

The reading workflow

From Worklist to Signature. Nothing Hidden in Between.

Cortex sits inside the reading day your team already has. Each step is a screen of its own, and the AI's reasoning is shown at every one of them.

Worklist

Every study in one list, filtered by modality, referrer, priority and AI status.

Worklist

CTMRPriorityAI status

CT · BrainCompleted
MR · SpineRun AI
CT · ChestRunning
MR · BrainCompleted
CT · AbdomenCompleted
MR · KneeRun AI

Review queue

Most urgent and longest waiting first. Every row says why it was flagged.

Review queue

AllCriticalAbnormalNormal

CriticalNamed critical finding, see report
AbnormalAI flagged 4 abnormal regions
AbnormalAI flagged 2 abnormal regions
NormalNo abnormal levels flagged

Confidence review

Low-confidence results get a second, dedicated look before they count as done.

AI confidence review

Low confidence

MR · Brain, level 22

Model confidence

Routed for a second look before it counts as done.

ApproveReject

The radiologist signs

Nothing leaves without a radiologist's review and signature.

Report

Signed

Reviewed and signed by the radiologist

Every decision feeds back into the models

Track change over time

Compare any Study With its Prior.

Put two reports, or two versions of the same study, side by side. See what changed, level by level, without opening two viewers and doing the arithmetic by hand.

Side by side
Two reports, or two versions of the same study, next to each other.
Change per measurement
A measurement table that shows how each metric moved.
Overlays you can see
Segmentation overlays shown side by side, in axial, coronal or sagittal.

Compare · MR Brain

PriorLevel 22

CurrentLevel 22

Measurement comparison

Metric	Prior	Current	Change
Lesion volume			Larger
Largest diameter			Larger
Flagged levels			Stable

Built for hospital governance

Safe to Run. Easy to Audit.

Every access, every action and every rule is a screen of its own, so the people who answer for patient data can see exactly what happened and why.

Break-glass

Emergency access

For a patient outside your referrals who needs care now. Access lasts one hour, the reason and everything opened are recorded, and administrators are notified and review every use.

1 hrThen it closes

Reason

Unconscious patient in A&E, no referral on file.

Opened study, CT Brain
Opened prior report
Administrators notified

Audit log and review

Every action, on the record

SignedReport signed
ViewedStudy opened
EditedFinding edited before signing

Routing rules

Your naming, routed right

Study(?i)brain(?i)neuro(?i)cranial

Series(?i)flair(?i)t2(?i)dwi

Brain MRI

Priority and a site-level override

Patient rights

A screen of its own

Requests are handled where they can be seen, not buried in settings.

Data retention

Your policy, enforced

How long studies and reports are kept is set as a policy, per workspace.

Roles and users

Access by role

Each person sees only what their role allows, from front desk to admin.

Where it fits

One Platform. A Screen for Every Role.

Admins, doctors, radiologists, technicians and the front desk each get their own dashboard, worklist and queue. And one platform can run more than one site.

Radiologist · my day

My review queue

Critical first

Assigned to me

Longest waiting first

Second looks

Low-confidence results

MR · BrainAI flagged 4 abnormal regionsCriticalOpen
CT · ChestAI flagged 2 abnormal regionsAbnormalOpen
CT · AbdomenNo abnormal levels flaggedNormalOpen
MR · SpineDraft ready for reviewAbnormalOpen

Tenants and plans

More than one site, one platform

Each hospital is its own tenant: its own users, rules and data, kept apart from every other site.

Frequently Asked Questions

Questions Before We Get Started?

Choosing a technology partner is a significant decision. Here are answers to some of the questions organizations ask before starting a conversation with us.

No. Cortex pre-reads every study the moment it arrives and hands you a structured draft, prior comparison and flagged findings. You read, you correct, you sign. The report is not valid until a radiologist signs it. The AI removes the typing, not the judgement.

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Users & Systems Supported

AI That Reads Every Scan With You.

More Scans Every Day. The Same Few Radiologists.

Reports take longer

The backlog grows

Experts stuck on routine work

Cortex Reads First. Your Radiologists Decide.

Whole volume, not one slice

Every sequence, on one grid

You can see why

It Runs on the PACS You Already Have.

From the scanner

From the on-site PACS

From a computer

By study UID

A Model for Every Scan. Not One Black Box.

Abdomen CT

Brain MRI

Chest MRI

Coronary CTA

CT Brain

From Worklist to Signature. Nothing Hidden in Between.

Worklist

Review queue

Confidence review

The radiologist signs

Compare any Study With its Prior.

Side by side

Change per measurement

Overlays you can see

Safe to Run. Easy to Audit.

Emergency access

Every action, on the record

Your naming, routed right

A screen of its own

Your policy, enforced

Access by role

One Platform. A Screen for Every Role.

More than one site, one platform

Questions Before We Get Started?

Does Cortex scan the report instead of a radiologist?

What happens when the AI gets a finding wrong?

How long before I am actually faster, not slower?

Which studies does it actually handle?

Will the reports sound like my department or like a machine?

What about the critical findings that cannot wait for the queue?

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