Abdomen & kidneys
Liver, gallbladder, spleen and both kidneys. Stones, cysts, enlargement, fatty liver and swelling of the kidney.
mmcm spanGrade I–IIIlower pole
Your report
“No hydronephrosis.”Is that good news?
Yes. It means your kidney isn't swollen. Most people leave the clinic holding sentences like this, with nobody to ask. ScanSays answers them, line by line.
- CalculusA stoneShown at its measured size, where the report says it is.
- HepatomegalyA larger-than-usual liverWe draw the liver to the span the report gives, in cm.
- Cardiothoracic ratio 0.56Heart width compared with chest widthUnder 0.50 is the usual range on a chest X-ray.
- Lower poleThe bottom end of the organSo the stone sits low in the kidney, not in the middle.
- TI-RADS 3The scale's “mildly suspicious” levelYour doctor decides whether a follow-up scan is needed.
- Echogenic focusA tiny bright spot on the scanExplained in calm, accurate words. Your care team decides what happens next.
How it works
Four steps from a folded page to a clear picture.
1
Say what it is
Ultrasound, MRI, CT or X-ray. And who it's for: you, a parent, a partner.
2
Snap the pages
Photos or a PDF. If the report mentions an attached page you didn't add, we'll ask for it.
3
Check our reading
Every organ the report mentions, in a short list. Handwritten or blurry numbers wait for you to confirm.
Nothing is guessed.4
See it in 3D
Tap an organ to fly to it. The report's own words sit beside every finding.
Saved to My Scans for good.
What it reads
The scans people actually get.
A size changes the organ's scale. A stone, cyst or nodule is placed at its true size. A change like fatty liver shows as a change in texture.
Pregnancy
Dating, anomaly, growth and twin scans. The womb, placenta, fluid and baby are drawn to scale for the week.
We restate what was measured and never call a baby healthy or unhealthy. The baby's sex isn't shown.
weeks + daysEFW centilebpm
Thyroid
Each nodule placed in its lobe and pole, with TI-RADS in plain words.
mmTI-RADS
Chest
An enlarged heart scaled from the ratio in the report.
CTR
Prostate
Drawn to its measured volume, next to the bladder.
ccPVR mL
Ultrasound
Pelvis
Uterus and ovaries: fibroids in the stated wall, ovarian cysts and polycystic-appearing ovaries. Never presented as a diagnosis.
FIGOO-RADSfollicles
People I scan for
Example screen
Me
MeAbdomen scan
FlaggedA
AmmiThyroid scan
CheckedS
Sara20-week scan
Checked+ Add someone
For the people you look after
Read your mother's report in her language.
Keep scans for your parents, your partner and yourself in one place. Each person's results open in the language they read best.
Englishاردوالعربيةहिन्दी中文한국어РусскийEspañolFrançais
The report's own words always stay exactly as the lab wrote them, so you can match them to the paper. Nothing is sent away to be translated.
Our promises
A picture of what your report says. Never a diagnosis.
The original words are one tap away
Open the report text beside any organ, with its line highlighted, and check our reading yourself.
You confirm anything uncertain
Handwritten or blurry numbers are flagged for you. Nothing is drawn from a reading you haven't checked.
Your doctor decides
We explain a report a doctor already wrote. Care decisions stay with your own doctor, and every screen says so.
Private by default
Reports are encrypted in storage and in transit. See what we keep and delete it whenever you like.
Pay per scan. Keep it forever.
One scan
Pay by card when you upload. The price depends on the report type.
Prices at launchFamily wallet
Top up packs of 1, 5 or 10 scans and use them for anyone you scan for.
Pack prices at launchCan't read it? Refunded.Straight back to your wallet.
Coming later
For doctors: the same view, in the consult room.
Confirm the findings, walk your patient through their own results organ by organ, and send the visual home with them.
About us
We started with one question patients ask after every scan: what does this mean?
ScanSays is an independent health-tech company. We build tools that help people understand the medical reports they already have, in plain words, in their own language, and in 3D.
We don't diagnose and we don't replace your doctor. We help you walk into your next appointment knowing what to ask.
Want to try ScanSays first? Ask about early access.
Email us and we'll tell you when you can start using ScanSays on the web, iPhone and Android.