m-ai-r reads medical scans with the doctor. Open a file, bring up earlier studies, and compare them side by side.
The AI does the slow work: it finds a possible lesion, draws an outline around it, and measures its volume across the whole stack of slices — not just one picture. It checks what it sees against reference cases and shows the evidence behind every claim.
Then it drafts the report. The doctor checks the outline, accepts or rejects it, and decides what the scan means.
The whole product in one pass: the patient list and earlier studies, the viewer and its measurement tools, then the AI — outlining a finding, measuring it across the slice stack, comparing it against reference material, and drafting the report for the doctor to accept or reject.
