Assess for progression.
BaetylOSBook a pilot ↗01 / THE WORKFLOW
From context to clarity.
Four connected steps. One clinician in control.
Start with the whole story.
Turn a brief reason for exam into a useful clinical indication, informed by relevant clinical notes.
Reviewable. Editable. Always yours.
BaetylOSILLUSTRATIVE PREVIEW
REPORTING WORKSPACE
Ready for reviewMRI brain
ENHANCED INDICATION
History of metastatic breast cancer with treated brain metastases. Follow-up imaging to assess for progression.
Relevant clinical notes → concise indication
THE DIFFERENCE, IN THE DETAILSSee what changes.
See what changes.
And what stays yours.
From a brief input to an organized draft. These synthetic examples show reporting assistance, not an interpretation of medical images.
History of metastatic breast cancer with treated brain metastases. Follow-up brain MRI to assess for progression.
The additional history comes from the accompanying clinical note.
FOLLOW THE SOURCEA summary should
A summary should
have a paper trail.
The source-reference approach in Baetyl’s product design keeps clinical notes and prior reports alongside generated content, so the radiologist can check the context before using it.
Read the product overviewILLUSTRATIVE ENHANCED INDICATION
Select a highlighted phrase to inspect its source.
1 / CLINICAL NOTE
Oncology follow-up
“Metastatic breast cancer with previously treated brain metastases.”
Synthetic source excerpt · demonstration onlyASSISTANCE WITH CLEAR BOUNDARIESThe agent prepares.
The agent prepares.
The radiologist decides.
- Preparing an indication from available clinical context
- Summarizing relevant prior reports
- Organizing dictated findings into report sections
- Drafting an impression for clinician review
- Interpreting images and making clinical judgments
- Checking source relevance and missing information
- Editing or rejecting generated content
- Reviewing and finalizing through the approved workflow
Incomplete records can lead to incomplete context. Generated drafts can contain errors and require review. The workflow shown here does not demonstrate autonomous diagnosis or automatic clinical signing.
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