Radiologists are facing massive burnout. On average, a radiologist evaluates 50+ volumetric MRI studies every single day. Each study contains 24 to 40 high-resolution DICOM slices. Manually inspecting every plane, checking ligament continuity across slices, and dictating repetitive clinical reports takes anywhere from 10 to 15 minutes per patient.

I built RadScan AI to fix this workflow bottleneck.

Instead of forcing doctors to scroll back and forth through dozens of raw DICOM slices, RadScan AI acts as an autonomous co-pilot: it runs a 2.5D Volumetric CNN-BiGRU model across all 24 slices, flags 12 different knee pathologies, generates a Grad-CAM heatmap over the exact tear location, and uses Vertex AI Gemini 1.5/3.5 Pro to draft a structured clinical report in under 3 seconds.

How It Works DICOM & Sample Selection: You can pick one of the pre-loaded 1-click test cases (ACL Tear, Meniscus Tear, Normal Knee) or drop a custom .dcm file. 2.5D Volumetric Classification: The backend model doesn't just look at isolated 2D images. It processes 24 parallel slices across Sagittal, Coronal, and Axial views using a spatial CNN combined with a depth-wise BiGRU temporal model. Grad-CAM Visual Explainability: Radiologists don't trust black-box AI scores. The app overlays a glowing red/yellow Grad-CAM heatmap directly on the target slice, with an opacity slider so doctors can verify the exact anatomical coordinates. Gemini 1.5/3.5 Pro Report Drafting: The model tensor features feed into Vertex AI Gemini, which drafts two views: Radiologist Clinical View: Official DICOM findings, impression, and orthopaedic recommendations. Patient Portal View: A simple, jargon-free summary that patients can actually understand.

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