WAILY brings serial brain MRI examinations, lesion changes and longitudinal clinical context into one review workflow for neuroradiologists.
De-identified research MRI · Simulated AI outputs · Not for clinical use
“A way to help neuroradiologists reviewing serial brain MRI examinations overcome acquisition variability and fragmented longitudinal clinical information in order to reduce interpretation time and improve confidence in treatment-response assessment.”
After a study is received from PACS, WAILY prepares the complete longitudinal case in the background. The neuroradiologist enters at step 7 to review, correct and confirm.
The following six chapters make WAILY's background processing visible for this concept demo. In clinical use, these steps would run automatically and remain inspectable for traceability.
WAILY receives the current and prior FLAIR examinations, previous reports and the relevant dated medical history.
Orientation, scale and slice position are standardised before any change is measured.
Segmented regions remain directly linked to the underlying MRI so every candidate can be verified.
WAILY calculates candidate count, total lesion volume and the largest individual lesion from the segmented examination.
Aligned measurements are compared to surface new, enlarging and stable candidates with visible uncertainty.
Previous reports, diagnoses, medication history and relevant clinical notes are condensed into a dated timeline while the original source remains one click away.
Three new and one enlarging lesion candidate were flagged, total volume reached 7.6 mL and recent right-hand paraesthesia was noted.
Three new and one enlarging lesion candidate were flagged, total volume reached 7.6 mL and recent right-hand paraesthesia was noted.
WAILY presents one focused review with aligned images, quantitative change, medical context, uncertainty and links to every supporting source.
Three new and one enlarging lesion candidate were flagged, total volume reached 7.6 mL and recent right-hand paraesthesia was noted.
One interface for patient-specific questions and general MS imaging knowledge, with the supporting sources kept visible.
WAILY prepares the longitudinal comparison and brings the relevant clinical evidence into the same review.
Align examinations across scanners, protocols, slice thickness and orientation.
Calculate lesion count, individual volumes and total lesion burden.
Compare measurements across time and surface new, enlarging and stable lesion candidates.
Combine quantitative MRI changes with diagnoses, previous reports, medication and clinical notes. A concise summary supports interpretation while every statement remains linked to its original source.
