Combined level identification
Review thoracic and lumbar level naming, with lumbar levels counted from the sacrum and reviewer confirmation of the proposed labels.
X-rayCombined spine assessment
Thoracic and lumbar measurements, in one structured report.
Review thoracolumbar alignment, vertebral heights and segmental measurements with their visual references, then confirm the level labels and final report.
AI-assisted outputs for review by a qualified clinician.
RadEze · Thoracolumbar X-ray
Input
Thoracic lateral and lumbar neutral lateral views. Thoracic AP supports coronal alignment review when available.
Output
AI-assisted thoracolumbar mensuration report with source-image overlays, measurement tables and clinician review.
Coverage
Thoracic and lumbar coverage depends on the acquired views
Inside the workflow
Clear outputs.
Reviewable decisions.
Sagittal and coronal alignment
Review thoracic kyphosis, the thoracolumbar junction and AP coronal Cobb curves where the required anatomy is visible.
Structured measurement report
Bring vertebral heights, height ratios, segmental angles, disc heights and body-line offsets together with visual references.
Supported scope
What this module brings to review.
| Finding or measurement | AI-assisted output |
|---|---|
| Level identification | Thoracic and lumbar labels, with reviewer confirmation |
| Thoracic kyphosis | T4–T12 Cobb angle when the reference endplates are visible |
| Thoracolumbar junction | T10–L2 Cobb angle when covered by the study |
| Coronal alignment | AP Cobb curves, apex, end levels and convexity for review |
| Vertebral heights | Anterior, middle and posterior body heights |
| Height-ratio assessment | Wedge, biconcave and crush ratios with Genant-style categories at assessable levels |
| Segmental angles | Angles between adjacent vertebral endplates |
| Disc heights | Anterior, mid-endplate and posterior measurements |
| Body-line offset | Thoracic reference offsets and lumbar-film slip assessment |
How it fits
AI beside the clinician.
Review at every step.
Start with the supported study
Confirm the modality, views and sequences required by the selected module.
Check the AI output in context
Review the proposed findings or measurements against the source images. Correct and complete the assessment.
Review, edit and finalise
Use the draft report as a starting point. The qualified clinician retains responsibility for the final interpretation.
RadEze AI supports qualified clinical review. AI proposals, measurements and report drafts require image verification and clinical correlation before use.
Common questions
Know what you’re evaluating.
Does the AI replace a radiologist?
No. The AI organises supported findings or measurements and prepares draft outputs. A qualified clinician checks the images, edits as needed and finalises the report.
What is the difference between RadEze AI and RadRep?
RadEze AI works with medical images and their supported analysis workflows. RadRep focuses on turning dictated findings into structured report drafts.
Can we use this with our existing workflow?
Show our team your PACS, reporting process and supported study types. We’ll confirm the appropriate deployment and integration options for your setting.
How do we arrange a demo or discuss pricing?
Use the enquiry form below or email sales@ezewok.com. The team will confirm the module scope, availability and commercial details for your organisation and country.
See the workflow
Let’s find the right fit for your team.
Tell us what you review and how your team works. We’ll follow up about the relevant product demonstration.
- Explore the supported views and outputs
- See the image-review and report workflow
- Discuss onboarding, availability and pricing
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