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Chest CT today. Brain MRI in pilot. Abdomen in development.

We started where annotation overhead is highest: high-volume chest CT screening and incidental pulmonary nodule follow-up. Here's the full capability list and what's on the roadmap.

Chest CT: where annotation overhead is highest and where Neurmorph starts.

Nodule detection ≥2mm diameter
Three-plane dimensional measurement
Hounsfield Unit density sampling
Fleischner Society guideline estimate
Lung-RADS category pre-assignment
Pleural effusion flagging
Mediastinal contour check
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Growth rate delta. Automatically. No prior-pull by the radiologist.

Neurmorph queries your PACS for the prior chest CT, registers the series, finds the matching nodule by location, and calculates the diameter change. Growth rate is presented in mm/year and flagged if it exceeds Fleischner thresholds.

Pre-filled structured data. Edit, don't start from blank.

Neurmorph maps each annotated finding to the corresponding RadReport template field — nodule size, location, density, Lung-RADS category. The radiologist opens the report with the findings section already populated. Correct what needs correcting, sign off. Structured data flows back through your existing reporting module without a parallel export step.

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Where we're going.

Available
Chest CT — pulmonary nodule, pleural, mediastinal
In pilot
Brain MRI — incidental findings screen
Development
Abdominal CT — adrenal, renal, hepatic incidentals
Planned
Mammography — BIRADS pre-assessment

See Neurmorph on your chest CT queue.

Request early access — we onboard 2–3 new imaging sites per month.