Medical Companion · CT reports
See what your CT report says—in plain English
Move through the reason for the scan, technique, findings and conclusion with a calm explanation of the words already written by the radiologist.
Document explanation only. We do not diagnose, assess urgency or seriousness, recommend treatment, or replace a doctor, nurse, pharmacist or other qualified healthcare professional.
A clearer route through
A CT report is written for clinical communication
That is why it may feel brief, dense or alarming when read without context. We separate the written observations, comparison and conclusion so you can understand the document before discussing it with the clinician who requested the scan.
Clinical details
The reason or question supplied to the radiology team, as recorded in the report.
Technique and contrast
The type of CT examination and contrast wording, if the document includes it.
Written findings
The reported observations, organised by body area or section.
Conclusion and follow-up
The impression, comparison and any stated recommendation highlighted clearly.
What you receive
Not more information. Better-organised information.
Your explanation is built around the document you upload, with the technical wording kept connected to its original section.
Report map
A quick guide to where each section begins and what it is there to record.
Difficult wording
Radiology phrases and anatomical terms are restated in everyday language.
Recorded comparisons
References to earlier scans or changes are pulled into one clear section.
Questions for your clinician
Neutral prompts help you ask about context, timing and follow-up.
Simple from the start
From upload to understanding in three steps
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Send the medical document you want explained using the direct upload page.
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Get a plain-English summary, explanations, highlighted dates and neutral questions—plus optional audio.
Useful, neutral prompts
Questions you may want to ask
These are conversation starters, not medical advice. Your healthcare professional remains the right person to explain what the document means for you.
- What is the report’s main written conclusion?
- Was the CT compared with an earlier scan?
- Is any finding described as incidental or uncertain?
- Does the report record a follow-up recommendation?
Clear boundaries
Understanding the letter is the first step—not the final medical answer
Clarity Companion explains documents only
We do not diagnose, interpret medical images, assess risk or urgency, verify medication or doses, recommend treatment, or make clinical decisions. Follow the advice of your healthcare team. If you feel unwell or believe you need urgent help, contact an appropriate healthcare or emergency service.
Questions, answered
Frequently asked questions
Can you tell me whether a CT finding is serious?
No. We can make the radiologist’s wording easier to understand, but only your healthcare professional can explain its significance for you.
Do you interpret CT images?
No. We explain the written CT report only and do not inspect or assess medical images.
Can you explain contrast and technical terminology?
We can explain how those terms are used in the document and organise the written details, without deciding whether the scan or technique was appropriate.
Can you compare two reports?
If both reports are included in one readable upload, we can clearly show the wording and changes stated in the documents. We do not independently assess progression.
What should I do if I am worried?
Contact the clinician who requested the CT scan or another qualified healthcare professional. Use local urgent or emergency services if necessary.
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