AI MRI Analysis & Report Explanation
Select the folder containing your MRI scan DICOM files (.dcm)
Preview your MRI slices in the free online viewer
Upload your MRI series for AI-assisted analysis
Receive your first plain-language MRI report explanation free
Prepare better follow-up questions for your doctor
Choose the folder containing your MRI DICOM files
Current AI analysis supports axial, single-frame, uncompressed MRI DICOM series with complete orientation metadata. Coronal, sagittal, compressed, multi-frame and NIfTI inputs are not currently supported for AI analysis.
How AI MRI Scan Analysis Works
From local DICOM review to a plain-language report, each step keeps the selected MRI series and patient context connected.
Open or upload your MRI files
Choose the folder that contains the MRI DICOM files and review the detected axial series.
Add optional scan context
Body area, symptoms, exam reason, and report text can make the explanation more useful.
Receive a plain-language AI explanation
Get help understanding findings, anatomy, MRI sequence language, and report wording.
Review questions to ask your doctor
Use the explanation to prepare focused follow-up questions for a qualified clinician.
How MyResultLab Helps You Understand MRI
Review supported axial MRI series, understand visible anatomy and sequence wording, and receive a clearer explanation grounded in the selected images.
Axial Series Review
Review the ordered slice stack as one selected image series rather than treating a single slice as the complete examination.
Soft-Tissue Context
Describe visible anatomy, location and signal patterns while preserving uncertainty when the selected images are not sufficient.
Plain-Language MRI Report
Organize imaging observations and MRI terminology into language that is easier to discuss with a qualified clinician.
Common MRI Sequences
Explain common axial T1, T2, FLAIR, DWI, ADC, STIR and PD sequence wording when the DICOM format is supported.
Local MRI Preview
Open MRI DICOM folders locally in the browser before starting analysis.
Privacy and File Control
Choose when a series is submitted for analysis and delete processed images and reports from your account.
MRI Analysis by Body Area
MRI terminology and visible anatomy vary by body area, sequence and clinical question.
Brain MRI Analysis
MRIWhite matter changes, ventricles, lesions, follow-up wording, and anatomy terms.
Spine MRI Analysis
MRIDisc herniation, stenosis, foraminal narrowing, nerve compression, and degeneration.
Knee MRI Analysis
MRIMeniscus, ligament, cartilage, tendon, bone marrow, and joint findings.
Shoulder MRI Analysis
MRIRotator cuff, labrum, bursitis, tendon, and joint degeneration language.
Ready to analyze your MRI?
Choose your MRI DICOM folder, review the detected image series, and select the series you want the AI to analyze.
Privacy and File Handling
The DICOM viewer is designed for local browser preview. AI analysis starts only when you choose to continue with an analysis workflow.
Patient identity tags are not displayed in the viewer.
Uploaded files and generated results can be managed from your account.
Files should not be used for model training unless you explicitly allow that use.
Security, retention, and deletion practices should be reviewed in the privacy and data security pages.
About the AI Model
MyResultLab uses Google's MedGemma 1.5 for medical image and text understanding, together with GPT to organize outputs into plain-language explanations and follow-up questions.
MedGemma 1.5 is a healthcare AI foundation model for developers, not a standalone diagnostic system.
GPT helps rewrite and organize explanations so patients can understand report wording and prepare questions.
MyResultLab's output should not replace an official radiology report or medical advice from a qualified clinician.
Important Safety Information
Understand the limits of AI-generated imaging explanations before using the report.
Related MRI terms
Explore common MRI terms that may appear in brain, spine and joint reports.
MRI Reader FAQ
Common questions about reading MRI scans online, free AI analysis, supported DICOM files, privacy, and medical limitations.
Can AI read my MRI?
Yes. MyResultLab uses MedGemma 1.5 to analyze supported MRI image series and GPT to organize the findings into a plain-English explanation. It provides an informational first read and does not replace a radiologist or official radiology report.
Can I read my MRI online for free?
Yes. You can review your MRI DICOM images online without installing software. Your first eligible AI image-series analysis is free, and no credit card is required.
Is there a free MRI reader for my scan?
Yes. MyResultLab includes a free browser-based MRI DICOM viewer. Your first eligible AI analysis is also free with no credit card required. Additional analyses use credits from your account balance.
Is there an AI MRI reader that explains the report in plain English?
Yes. MyResultLab analyzes supported MRI images and organizes findings, anatomy, sequence terminology, and report wording into a plain-English explanation that is easier to understand and discuss with your doctor.
What MRI files should I upload?
Upload the complete MRI scan folder provided by your hospital or imaging center. It usually contains multiple DICOM (.dcm) image files. Select the entire folder rather than a single image. For step-by-step instructions, see How to Upload DICOM Files.
Can AI MRI analysis replace a radiologist?
No. AI MRI analysis can help explain supported images and terminology, but it cannot provide a medical diagnosis or replace a radiologist, physician, official radiology report, or professional medical advice.
Can the AI miss an abnormality?
Yes. AI may miss abnormalities, describe findings incorrectly, or produce incomplete information. Do not use an AI explanation to rule out a condition or make treatment decisions.
Is my MRI private?
MRI preview takes place locally in your browser. AI analysis begins only when you choose to continue and submit a selected image series. Uploaded files and generated results can be managed from your account.
Should I still discuss the result with my doctor?
Yes. Always compare the AI explanation with your official radiology report and discuss the results, symptoms, and concerns with a qualified healthcare professional.
Looking to analyze a CT scan instead?
CT reports have different terminology for density, contrast timing, lung findings and measurements.