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Findings, impression, and uncertainty are separated clearly. Anything the available images cannot support is marked not assessable, so you can review, edit, and approve the draft with its limits visible.
Structured report
Impression
Acute comminuted displaced fractures of the midshaft left tibia and fibula.
Supported findings
7Comminuted, markedly displaced mid-diaphyseal fracture of the tibia with butterfly fragments and angular deformity.
SupportedMarked soft-tissue swelling overlying the fracture site.
UncertainUncertain
3Not assessable
2What it does
Upload or link an X-ray. Threvix returns an impression-style scaffold: key observations, differentials when findings are ambiguous, and a clear note when the images cannot support a conclusion. Transparent text you edit before anything hits the chart.
Modality & body coverage
X-ray analysis is available today and covers the whole body: chest, limbs, joints, spine, and more. MRI and CT are in validation and will roll out as it completes.
X-ray
All body regions
Available nowMRI
Coming soon
In validationCT
Coming soon
In validation
It tells you what it can’t see.
Each finding includes a clear certainty label, so supported observations and uncertainty remain distinct. Obscured regions, ambiguous findings, and conclusions that require additional views or more clinical context are clearly identified. The final interpretation remains yours.
Supported
Supported by the available images and presented as a finding for clinician review.
Uncertain
Presented as a possibility, with the source of uncertainty stated, such as projection, positioning, image quality, or missing views.
Not assessable
Clearly identified when the examination cannot support a conclusion, such as interval change without prior imaging or open-versus-closed fracture status without clinical examination.
From viewer to chart.
Zoom, pan, and review the film, then export the structured report as a PDF. It’s saved with the patient’s visit alongside their notes and transcripts.
Structured report — PDFtibia · Left lower leg, AP · 4:32 PM
Ready to fileImpression
Acute comminuted displaced fractures of the midshaft left tibia and fibula, with substantial soft-tissue injury.
Supported findings · 7
Comminuted, markedly displaced mid-diaphyseal tibial fracture with butterfly fragments.Supported
Comminuted, displaced mid-diaphyseal fibular fracture.Supported
Uncertain · 3
An open fracture component cannot be excluded radiographically.Uncertain
Not assessable · 2
Open vs. closed status; interval change without a comparison study.
Who it is for
Radiologists and radiology residents looking to streamline report preparation
Emergency physicians and hospital-based clinicians reviewing imaging overnight or in community settings
Specialists who routinely interpret select studies as part of their practice
Availability
X-ray analysis is included on the Radiology subscription tier, alongside unlimited use of Scribe, General Inquiries, and Differential Diagnosis. MRI and CT will join the tier as validation completes. Other plans focus on documentation and clinical reference without imaging upload.
Included with
Radiology
- X-ray analysisall body regions
- AI Scribeunlimited
- General Inquiriesunlimited
- Differential Diagnosisunlimited
Upload the study.Get a review-ready draft.
Findings, impression, and uncertainty are separated clearly, and anything the images cannot support is marked not assessable. Yours to review, edit, and approve before anything reaches the chart.
X-ray Analysis is intended to support, not replace, professional interpretation of diagnostic imaging. All outputs must be independently reviewed and confirmed by a qualified interpreting clinician before use in patient care or inclusion in the medical record. Use must comply with applicable laws, professional standards, and institutional policies.