Report templates,
ready to adapt
A free library of structured reporting masks written in Brazilian Portuguese, the language of the reports themselves: Technique, Findings and Impression for the common exams of CT, MRI and ultrasound. Copy the mask, adapt it to the actual exam, and keep the clinical judgement where it belongs, with the physician.
Templates are in Portuguese (pt-BR), as used in Brazilian practice.
Four modules, one clinical flow
Voice dictation that becomes a structured report, in your template and your terminology.
Critical findings communicated with SLA, escalation and a closed loop until acknowledgement.
Classification suggestions (BI-RADS, LI-RADS, PI-RADS, TI-RADS) for the physician to review.
Structured reports per modality, with the institution’s template as a governed asset.
Plugs into your existing flow
HL7 v2, FHIR R4, DICOM-SR and DICOM Modality Worklist: Laudos.AI connects to your PACS, RIS and worklist without replacing anything. Deployment starts small and auditable, with a dedicated engineer and a 30-day pilot on your real routine.
Governance first
The AI proposes; the physician reviews, edits and signs. No autonomous reports (CFM 2.454/2026).
Sensitive health data stays in Brazil, under LGPD, with a per-exam audit trail.
RadCommons and LaiBench: our classification corpus and public benchmark, open to scrutiny.
Measured in production: n = 5,200 reports over a 30-day window.