Upload Your CT Scan, Get It Read by AI in Minutes
Upload the DICOM files from your CT scan. Frontier medical AI models read the whole volume and explain the findings in plain language, in minutes.
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1Select the folder containing your CT scan DICOM files (.dcm)
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2Preview your CT slices in the free online viewer
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3Upload your CT series for complete AI analysis (sign-up required)
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4Get your CT scan read and explained in minutes
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5Your first CT scan read is free, then low-cost packages for further analyses
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What is a CT Scan?
A CT (Computed Tomography) scan uses X-rays and computer processing to create detailed cross-sectional images of your body. Each scan produces hundreds of slices stored as DICOM (.dcm) files that together form a complete 3D volume of your anatomy. CT scans excel at visualizing bones, blood vessels, lungs, and abdominal organs. Learn more about CT scans →
The AI That Reads Your CT Scan: Frontier Medical AI Models
Your CT scan is read by frontier medical AI models built for 3D volumetric CT data, not a general chatbot. They can detect lung nodules, liver lesions, calcifications and anatomical abnormalities across hundreds of slices. They do not replace a radiologist – treat them as an informed first read before your next appointment. Learn more →
What the AI Reads in Your CT Scan
Our AI analyzes your complete CT volume, not just individual slices, providing insights that help you understand your scan before your next appointment.
Full 3D Volume Analysis
The AI reads your complete CT scan as a 3D volume, understanding spatial relationships across hundreds of slices—not just flat 2D images.
Detect CT Abnormalities
AI-powered detection of lung nodules, liver lesions, kidney stones, calcifications, fractures, pleural effusions, and other common CT findings.
Plain-Language CT Reports
Complex CT findings explained in terms you can understand. No medical jargon—just clear descriptions of what the AI found in your scan.
Compare With Your Radiology Report
Attach your radiologist's report as a PDF. The Full Scan Report shows where the AI agrees, where it differs, and what either one may have missed.
Free CT Scan Viewer
Preview your CT slices instantly in our free online DICOM (.dcm file) viewer—no software installation required. Scroll through slices and zoom in on details.
Privacy First
Your CT data is encrypted in transit and at rest, never shared with third parties, and you can delete it anytime. GDPR compliant.
Analyze a specific body area
Deeper, plain-language guides for the scans we analyze best.
Chest CT
CT
Lung nodules, ground-glass, emphysema, and scarring — what your chest CT findings mean.
View analysisCardiac CT
CT
Coronary calcium score, artery narrowing, and heart findings — what your cardiac CT means.
View analysisSpine CT
CT
Bone detail, disc-osteophyte complexes, fractures, and canal narrowing — what your spine CT means.
View analysisFrequently Asked Questions
Common questions about reading your CT scan online with AI, DICOM uploads, and our reports.
Can AI read a CT scan?
What types of CT scans can ReadYourLab analyze?
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Is my first CT scan read really free?
Do I need to upload all CT DICOM files or just some?
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Date of birth and sex help the AI interpret your scans more accurately.
Your radiology report lets the Full Scan Report compare the AI findings with what your radiologist wrote. You can also add an earlier scan's report, lab results or other clinical notes — up to 3 PDFs. They are used for the Full Scan Report only.
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