Reporting

Automated, consistent reporting — without disrupting your workflow

Augmented Reporting provides structured diagnostic imaging reporting designed for independent diagnostic clinics. Reports are generated faster, with greater consistency, and without replacing your EMR or existing imaging infrastructure.

Doctor reviewing diagnostic imaging report

Reporting that starts with the data — not free text

Traditional imaging reports rely heavily on manual transcription and narrative text. This introduces variability, delays, and downstream data loss.

Extracted automatically

Measurements are extracted directly from imaging data — no manual entry.

Structured automatically

Structured fields are populated automatically — reports are consistent and reusable.

Clinician-controlled

Narrative interpretation remains fully in the hands of the clinician.

Faster with fewer errors

Reports are consistent, searchable, and reusable — with better downstream interoperability.


Key reporting capabilities

From automated measurement extraction to standardized reporting tools, Augmented Reporting reduces manual effort while preserving clinical control.

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Automated measurement extraction

Clinicians review and validate — not re-type.

Measurements embedded in imaging data are automatically identified and captured, reducing manual entry and transcription errors.

  • Supports structured measurements across modalities
  • Normalizes values for consistent reuse
  • Eliminates duplicate measurement entry
  • Preserves units and clinical context
Close-up of MRI measurements being reviewed
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Identification of abnormal measurements

Supports accuracy without replacing clinical judgment.

Augmented Reporting automatically evaluates measurements against expected ranges.

  • Flags abnormal or out-of-range values
  • Provides immediate clinical context
  • Reduces missed findings
  • Improves consistency across readers
Doctor reviewing brain MRI for abnormal findings
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Report templates for consistent, high-quality reporting

Templates define what belongs where — not what clinicians must say.

Report templates provide a structured foundation for diagnostic imaging reports.

  • Standardized report structure across clinicians
  • Supports both findings and conclusions
  • Maintains consistency across reports and sites
  • Reduces variability without restricting interpretation
Doctor showing patient structured report template
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Macros that supercharge templates

Narrative reports remain accurate, consistent, and data-driven.

Macros extend report templates by automatically inserting extracted measurements into narrative sections of the report.

  • Inserts current measurements directly into text
  • Eliminates manual transcription
  • Keeps narrative interpretation synchronized with data
  • Reduces formatting and copy-paste errors
CT scan on computer monitor for reporting
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Context menus for rapid structured entry

Structured reporting without rigid templates.

Right-click context menus allow clinicians to insert standardized findings directly into reports.

  • Consistent phrasing across reports
  • Faster report completion
  • Reduced variability between readers
  • Easily extensible for clinic-specific needs
Doctor reviewing X-ray with context menu findings

No EMR replacement

Works alongside your existing systems without replacing them.

Zero replacement risk

No modality lock-in

Supports mixed modalities across your imaging infrastructure.

Any imaging system

No forced reporting style

Clinicians retain full control over interpretation and narrative.

100% clinician control

No vendor lock-in

Maintain full flexibility to integrate and evolve your technology stack.

Open standards


Standards based diagnostic imaging

Standards-based and interoperable by design

Reports are built on standards-based data structures, enabling:

  • Structured reporting
  • Reuse of measurements
  • Integration with downstream systems
  • Long-term data portability

This ensures your reporting data remains accessible, analyzable, and future-proof.

Augmented Reporting does not interpret images or make diagnoses. It focuses on workflow automation, structure, and consistency — allowing clinicians to focus on interpretation and care.


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Automate reporting workflows without replacing your EMR.