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CrossScribe — AI-Powered CT & MRI Intelligence
Built by radiologists, for radiologists

Intelligent CT & MRI reporting.
Effortless workflow.

Precision reporting, powered by AI. Built for radiologists, refined in real practice.

What if reporting didn't start with a keyboard? Just speak — review, sign, done.

PACS & RIS integration — DICOM, HL7 v2, FHIR

The fastest way from scan to signed report.

Report up to 3× faster.

One voice-first ecosystem — CrossScribe for CT & MRI · SonoScribe for Ultrasound

How it works

Four steps from the scan to a printable document — nothing to learn.

1

Choose a template

Pick the scan type you're reporting today.

2

Dictate your findings

Speak — the system structures everything.

3

Review the draft

Edit inline. Agent reviews quietly.

4

Generate the report

Download a finished Word document.

Voice-first, not speech-to-text

Speak naturally. The AI reads the clinical context, organizes your findings, standardizes the language, and includes the relevant negatives — a structured, radiologist-grade CT/MRI draft.

A report that reasons with you

It keeps reviewing the whole study, flags what matters, and suggests evidence-based differentials. Accept one, tap Redraft, and the report restructures around it — with contextual chat over the entire report.

Signed & print-ready

Your clinic letterhead and digital signature, built in. Review, sign, done — a finished, print-ready report.

Watch it work a differential

Tenosynovial giant cell tumour versus haemophilic arthropathy — dictated, drafted, and reviewed end to end.

45 seconds, with narration. Synthetic case — no real patient, and every value in it is invented.

What CrossScribe isn't

CrossScribe does not diagnose, does not replace clinical training, and does not produce final reports without a signing radiologist. Every output is yours to edit, accept, or reject.

Stop typing. Start reporting.

Speed and precision, now at your fingertips. Reclaim your drafting hours.

Built by radiologists. Refined in real practice.