Ultrasound & Sonography Report Analyzer
Upload your ultrasound or sonography report PDF and get a plain-language explanation instantly. 100% private — your report never leaves your browser. Free, no signup.
100% HIPAA Compliant Architecture
Your medical records are processed by our local WebAssembly AI entirely inside your browser memory. No data is ever uploaded to our servers, ensuring complete compliance with US healthcare privacy laws.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between ultrasound and sonography?
Nothing — they are the same procedure. 'Sonography' is more commonly used in India; 'ultrasound' is the internationally standard term.
Is my ultrasound report stored anywhere?
No — processed entirely in your browser. Nothing uploaded, nothing retained.
My report mentions 'no focal lesion' — what does that mean?
It means no specific abnormal spot or growth was found in that organ — generally a reassuring finding.
Can this read pregnancy/obstetric scan reports?
Yes — including dating scans, anomaly scans, and growth scans. The tool will explain measurements like BPD, FL, AC, and estimated foetal weight.
My report says 'TIRADS 3' for a thyroid nodule — should I be worried?
TIRADS 3 means mildly suspicious — typically requires follow-up ultrasound in 1-2 years rather than immediate biopsy. Always discuss with your doctor.
Is this medical report analyzer free?
Yes! Our AI medical report reader is 100% free to use with no sign-up required.
Why use an AI Medical Report Analyzer?
Medical reports are written for doctors, not patients. They are filled with complex terminology, abbreviations, and numerical ranges that can cause unnecessary anxiety. Our Ultrasound & Sonography Report Analyzer translates these complex clinical documents into simple, easy-to-understand explanations so you can have more informed conversations with your healthcare provider.
What does an ultrasound report tell you?
An ultrasound (sonography) report describes what the radiologist observed using sound wave imaging. In India, ultrasound reports are commonly called "sonography reports" — both terms refer to the same thing.
Common ultrasound scans:
- Abdominal ultrasound: liver, gallbladder, kidneys, spleen, pancreas
- Pelvic ultrasound: uterus, ovaries (women), prostate, bladder
- Obstetric ultrasound: pregnancy monitoring (dating scan, anomaly scan, growth scan)
- Thyroid ultrasound: thyroid gland and surrounding structures
- Breast ultrasound: breast tissue evaluation
Common ultrasound findings explained
Abdominal:
- Echogenicity — how bright or dark a structure appears; "increased echogenicity" means the tissue is brighter than normal
- Hepatic steatosis (fatty liver) — increased echogenicity of the liver, indicates fat deposits
- Cholelithiasis — gallstones
- Renal cortical cysts — fluid-filled sacs in the kidney, usually benign
- Splenomegaly — enlarged spleen
Obstetric:
- Gestational age — estimated age of the foetus based on measurements
- Biophysical profile — score assessing foetal wellbeing
- Placenta previa — placenta covering the cervix
- Amniotic fluid index (AFI) — amount of fluid surrounding the baby
- Crown-rump length (CRL) — measurement used in early pregnancy dating
Thyroid:
- Hypoechoic nodule — darker than surrounding tissue, needs further evaluation
- Colloid nodule — usually benign
- TIRADS score — standardized reporting system for thyroid nodules (1-5, higher = more concern)
100% HIPAA-Compliant Architecture
Your health data is your most sensitive information. We designed PDF Pro from the ground up to never upload, store, or view your medical reports. The PDF text extraction happens locally in your web browser using WebAssembly. We only send the raw text (scrubbed of personal identifiers) to our HIPAA-compliant LLM API, ensuring your identity remains completely anonymous and your data is never used to train public AI models.
Not a replacement for a Doctor
Our AI Medical Analyzer is designed to help you understand your lab reports by translating complex terminology. It cannot diagnose illnesses, prescribe medication, or replace a consultation with a qualified medical professional. Always discuss your results with your doctor.