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AI MRI Scan Analysis

Upload your MRI scan and get an AI-powered radiology report

Upload Your MRI Scan, Get Your AI Radiology Report

Upload your magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) DICOM files and receive a detailed, plain-language radiology report in minutes — powered by Google MedGemma

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    Select the folder containing your MRI scan DICOM files (.dcm)
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    Preview your MRI slices in the free online viewer
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    Upload your MRI series for complete 3D AI analysis
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    Receive your detailed MRI analysis report in minutes
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    First MRI report is free, then upgrade for comprehensive analysis
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Select Your Scan Folder

Choose the folder containing your MRI scan DICOM files

What is an MRI Scan?

An MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging) scan uses powerful magnets and radio waves—not radiation—to create detailed images of soft tissues, organs, and structures inside your body. MRI produces multiple sequences (T1, T2, FLAIR) stored as DICOM (.dcm) files, providing exceptional detail of the brain, spine, joints, and muscles. Learn more about MRI scans →

AI MRI Analysis: Google MedGemma 1.5

Your MRI scan is analyzed by Google's MedGemma 1.5, a medical AI trained on 3D volumetric MRI data. It recognizes different MRI sequences (T1, T2, FLAIR, DWI) and can identify soft tissue abnormalities, disc herniations, ligament tears, brain lesions, and more. It is not a replacement for a radiologist—think of it as an informed first look. Learn more →

What Our AI Detects in Your MRI Scan

Our AI understands multiple MRI sequences and analyzes your complete scan volume, providing detailed insights into soft tissue findings.

Full 3D Volume Analysis

Every MRI series is analyzed as a complete 3D volume — not just a single image. Our AI processes all slices together to understand context, anatomy, and findings across your entire scan.

Soft Tissue Detail

Superior detection of soft tissue abnormalities including disc herniations, meniscal tears, ligament injuries, brain lesions, tumors, and edema.

Plain-Language MRI Reports

Complex MRI findings explained in terms you can understand. No medical jargon—just clear descriptions of what the AI found in your scan.

Multi-Sequence Analysis

MedGemma recognizes T1, T2, FLAIR, DWI, and contrast-enhanced MRI sequences, adjusting its analysis based on the imaging protocol used.

Free MRI Viewer

Preview your MRI slices instantly in our free online DICOM (.dcm) viewer—no software installation required. Scroll through slices and zoom in on details.

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Your MRI 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.

Spine MRI

MRI

Discs, nerves, stenosis, and grades like Pfirrmann and Modic — explained in plain language.

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Knee MRI

MRI

Meniscus, ACL, cartilage wear, and Baker's cyst — what your knee MRI findings mean.

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Brain MRI

MRI

White matter spots, small vessel disease, the Fazekas scale, and incidental findings — explained.

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Shoulder MRI

MRI

Rotator cuff and labral tears, tendinosis, bursitis, and frozen shoulder — what your findings mean.

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Chest X-ray

X-ray

Consolidation, pleural fluid, heart size, and nodules — what your chest X-ray findings mean.

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Knee X-ray

X-ray

Joint space narrowing, bone spurs, the Kellgren–Lawrence grade, and fractures — explained.

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Spine X-ray

X-ray

Disc space narrowing, spondylosis, slippage, curvature, and fractures — explained in plain language.

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Hand & Wrist X-ray

X-ray

Wrist fractures, hand arthritis, joint space narrowing, and bone spurs — what your findings mean.

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Foot & Ankle X-ray

X-ray

Ankle fractures, heel spurs, bunions, and arthritis — what your foot X-ray findings mean.

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Chest CT

CT

Lung nodules, ground-glass, emphysema, and scarring — what your chest CT findings mean.

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Cardiac CT

CT

Coronary calcium score, artery narrowing, and heart findings — what your cardiac CT means.

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Spine CT

CT

Bone detail, disc-osteophyte complexes, fractures, and canal narrowing — what your spine CT means.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about AI-powered MRI scan analysis, DICOM uploads, and our radiology reports.

What types of MRI scans can ReadYourLab analyze?

ReadYourLab supports all standard MRI DICOM files, including brain MRI, spine MRI, knee MRI, shoulder MRI, hip MRI, and abdominal MRI. Multiple sequences (T1, T2, FLAIR, DWI) from the same scan can be uploaded and analyzed separately.

Can I upload MRI scans with contrast?

Yes. ReadYourLab processes both pre- and post-contrast MRI sequences. The AI will note gadolinium contrast enhancement patterns in its report and adjust its interpretation of tissue characteristics accordingly.

How long does MRI scan analysis take?

MRI analysis typically takes 1-2 minutes per image series. An MRI scan usually contains several sequences (T1, T2, FLAIR), and each one arrives as its own image series, analyzed separately. You will be notified when each report is ready.

Is my first MRI analysis free?

Yes! Your first analysis is completely free with no credit card required — that covers one image series from your MRI. After that, affordable packages cover additional analyses, and they never expire.

Does the AI understand different MRI sequences?

Yes. MedGemma 1.5 is trained to recognize and interpret different MRI weightings including T1-weighted, T2-weighted, FLAIR, DWI (diffusion-weighted), and contrast-enhanced sequences. It adjusts its analysis based on the sequence type to provide the most relevant findings.