More scans. Less typing. You in control.
Dictate findings naturally. AI structures technique, findings, impression and classifications; you review, edit and sign. In production, the workflow cuts report creation time by 3-4x.
US ABDOMEN COMPLETE WITH DUPLEX DOPPLER
EXAM DATE: June 3, 2026
CLINICAL INDICATION: Evaluation for portal hypertension and patency of the portal venous system.
COMPARISON: None available.
TECHNIQUE: Real-time B-mode and color Duplex Doppler sonographic evaluation of the complete abdomen was performed according to standard institutional protocol.
FINDINGS:
LIVER: Normal dimensions, regular contours, and homogeneous echotexture. No focal hepatic masses or fluid collections visualized.
BILIARY SYSTEM: Intrahepatic and extrahepatic bile ducts are of preserved caliber. The gallbladder is thin-walled, with no stones, sludge, or pericholecystic fluid.
PANCREAS: Evaluation is limited secondary to overlying bowel gas interposition. Visualized portions demonstrate no gross abnormalities or mass lesions.
SPLEEN: Enlarged in size, consistent with splenomegaly. Echotexture is homogeneous throughout.
PORTAL VENOUS SYSTEM: The main portal vein is dilated, measuring 1.8 cm in diameter. There is a clear intraluminal filling defect visualized on color Doppler mapping within the main portal vein, compatible with thrombosis causing venous obstruction. Evaluation of the splenic vein demonstrates reversal of flow direction (hepatofugal flow).
KIDNEYS: Both kidneys are of preserved dimensions and echogenicity. No hydronephrosis, pyelocaliceal dilation, or discrete masses.
BLADDER: Thin-walled and anechoic content.
VASCULATURE: The abdominal aorta and inferior vena cava are of preserved caliber.
FREE FLUID: Absence of free fluid within the abdominal cavity.
IMPRESSION:
1. Portal vein thrombosis associated with dilation of the main portal vein caliber (1.8 cm) and an intraluminal filling defect causing venous obstruction.
2. Splenomegaly and reversed (hepatofugal) flow within the splenic vein, findings highly reflective of portal hypertension.
CRITICAL FINDING: Portal vein thrombosis with venous obstruction. Finding communicated directly to the referring clinical team per institutional critical results protocol.
Radiologists spend 40% of the workday on
formatting and typing.
The queue never stops, PACS lagging,
a critical finding traveling as a screenshot in the on-call group.
open for 9 min · no report
Report template – Brain MRI
- Copy the technique block
- Delete the previous patient’s findings
- Fix gender and laterality by hand
laterality swapped · R↔L
It doesn't have to be this way.
Time to
the report.
The report should understand what you mean and help you finish it. The right way.
Review and sign, fully auditable
CRIT flags the critical finding, GUIDE suggests the categorization (Lung-RADS, BI-RADS, TI-RADS) and every step is logged. You check and sign.
The AI of your institution. Not your generic cloud.
Institutional templates with SLA
The institution sets the house standard: technique, findings, impression. Each template carries an SLA per modality: target TAT, communication requirement, signature rules. Laudos.AI follows it.
AI vocabulary controlled by the institution
Glossary and terminology approved by the service. The AI suggests within what the house accepts: Lung-RADS, BI-RADS, TI-RADS, impression phrases and pre-validated classifications.
Critical findings monitored in real time
Managers see the entire CRIT pipeline: who detected it, when, who communicated, status. Uncommunicated ones turn red on the dashboard.
Auto-escalation up to 7 priority people
A critical finding without communication escalates automatically up the chain: WhatsApp, push, email, SMS, phone call. Seven levels. It stops when someone accepts.
Complete audit trail
Every dictation, edit, accepted suggestion and sent communication: logged with timestamp, user, IP and model. Exportable to regional CRM and ANPD whenever you need.
SSO, RBAC and data residency in Brazil
SAML/OIDC, role-based profiles (radiologist, manager, admin, auditor) and data in the Brazil region. HL7/DICOM integration with PACS and RIS, no manual upload.
The team's entire clinical memory, navigable.
PACS, RIS, HL7 and DICOM.
Connects with the clinical infrastructure your institution already uses. Without replacing the core system, without forcing the radiologist to change the workflow. HL7 v2 · FHIR R4 · DICOM-SR · REST API · Webhooks.
It's not just about reporting faster, it's about not missing what matters.
Chest CT angiography describes a filling defect in the pulmonary artery TEP: a finding that requires notifying the referrer.
Notify the referrer
Push + WhatsApp + email, with a logged audit trail.
Insert standardized recommendation
Management text inserted directly into the impression.
It learns your phrasing, your patterns and the way you report.
On your last shift, you described spiculated nodule >8 mm always with Fleischner follow-up recommendation.
Your brain MRI impressions follow a consistent conclusion pattern. Laudos.AI already completes in that format.
This exam fits that same pattern.
Preferences updated
You favor objective reports, CBR terminology and an impression with management. Laudos.AI keeps that style. You review and adjust whenever you want.
Radiologists who leave the shift with less friction.
Laudos.AI helps me move faster on the cases I know well and describe less familiar findings with more structure. I can’t imagine working without it.
I use Laudos.AI for my Dopplers. The accuracy in structuring the findings is what stands out the most.
As a first-year resident, I can’t picture my routine without it. I dictate a finding and get a structured description that makes sense.
The reporting assistant has helped me a lot — not only to speed up reports, but also to feel more confident that I’m conveying information more clearly. I particularly like the diagnostic impressions it generates.
Your platform created a real disruption. We’re not talking about a simple transcription tool, but a remarkable solution for organizing ideas and structuring the report.
I can report every exam during the shift itself. I don’t take any work home anymore. And it even prevents rework.
laibench
Public technical preview · radiology finding ⤳ report
Don’t take our word for it. Read the benchmark.
LaiBench is our public “finding → report” benchmark. Open method, blind evaluation: submitters know the protocol, not the cases. The official test set stays controlled — the ruler doesn’t.
The system receives only the visible task input, one case at a time. Gold labels, judge prompts and the official test set are never distributed.
Binary, per case. A report passes only when every clinically decisive gate holds. Per-dimension means explain failures — they never erase a missed decisive finding.
Five diagnostic axes. One verdict.
Decisive findings
Urgent imaging findings preserved, with negation handling.
Clinical quality
Severity-aware matching — no rewarding unsupported normality.
Terminology
Detects modality drift, section drift and vocabulary errors.
Guidelines
Guideline modules run only when the rule applies to the case.
Retrieval fidelity
Evaluated only for retrieval-enabled agents.
Technical benchmark framework. Not clinical validation, regulatory approval, or deployment authorization.
100% compliant with CFM 2.454/2026 since the very first week the resolution was announced.
No grace period, no scramble to adapt: the week CFM Resolution 2.454/2026 was announced, Laudos.AI was already operating 100% within it. Assistive use, human oversight, traceability and the radiologist always in control — from day one.
Deploy at scale, with real governance.
From the on-call shift to the hospital: SSO, integration with your PACS/RIS, critical-finding communication with SLA and an audit trail per exam. The radiologist always in control and data residency in Brazil.
SSO / SAML · RBAC
Institutional access and role-based profiles.
PACS · RIS · HIS
HL7 v2, FHIR R4, DICOM-SR, REST API and webhooks.
CRIT with SLA
Critical finding communicated and escalated, with a deadline.
Auditable log per exam
Model, suggestion, edit and time to signature.
Data residency in Brazil
Processing and storage in the Brazil region.
Guided onboarding
Integrated into your workflow, no infrastructure change.
Everything you need to know about Laudos.AI.
What is Laudos.AI?
Laudos.AI defines a new category: Speech to Report. The radiologist speaks the findings naturally and the AI writes the report — it's not dictation-transcription, nor an old template. It structures the report (technique, findings and impression), flags critical findings and integrates with your PACS/RIS. The radiologist reviews, edits and signs.
Does Laudos.AI replace the radiologist?
No. Its use is assistive: the radiologist reviews, edits and signs every report. The AI speeds up the work, but the decision and the signature always belong to the physician, in line with CFM Resolution 2.454/2026.
How does Laudos.AI speed up reporting?
It transcribes your dictation and organizes the text in your own template — technique, findings and impression — with no copy-pasting of an old template. GUIDE suggests categorizations (Lung-RADS, BI-RADS, TI-RADS) and the impression is assembled for your review, so you finish during the shift itself.
What is CRIT?
CRIT is Laudos.AI's critical-findings communication: the finding is flagged, communicated to the ordering provider and escalated with an SLA, leaving a per-exam audit trail — instead of circulating as a screenshot in a WhatsApp group.
Does Laudos.AI integrate with my PACS/RIS?
Yes. Laudos.AI integrates with PACS, RIS and HIS via HL7 v2, FHIR R4, DICOM-SR, REST API and webhooks, without changing your infrastructure.
Is patient data secure?
Yes. Laudos.AI is LGPD by design, with data residency in Brazil (processing and storage in the BR region), SSO/SAML, access profiles and a per-exam auditable log.
Does Laudos.AI work in English and Spanish?
Yes. Beyond Brazilian Portuguese, Laudos.AI serves radiologists in English and Spanish, with radiology terminology in each language.
How much does it cost?
The Pro plan is a subscription (monthly or yearly, with a 14-day trial) for radiologists. The Enterprise plan is custom-quoted, with unlimited reports, CRIT with SLA, SSO and institutional integrations.