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SatoriView

Every finding, unified where clinicians work.

Satori View gives your clinicians the help AI promised, inside the work they already do. They shape the view, approve what enters the report, and flag what falls short, so trust is earned case by case.

An axial chest CT
CT · Chest · AxialIllustrative
Exactly as the algorithm
produced it

AI can only help when clinicians use it.

Every new tool brings its own window, its own login, and results that sometimes arrive after you've signed. Volume keeps climbing, and the AI meant to help often sits unused in another window. Radiologists adopt tools that fit how they already read, and every AI investment depends on that adoption.

One clear view at the point of read.

Satori brings the separate screen each vendor supplies into one clear view, right where radiologists already work. Each section decides which results appear, in what order, and in what form. Every result appears exactly as the algorithm produced it, and the radiologist approves what enters the PACS viewer or the draft report.

A chest X-ray

Findings that reach the right people.

Priority flags from your cleared triage tools arrive in the worklist, and acute and incidental findings reach the clinicians who need them. Satori tracks incidental findings and recommended follow-up, and every open item stays visible until it is closed. This is the capability closest to why TestDynamics exists: helping make sure what is on the image is acted on.

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  • CT HEADPriority flag from cleared triage toolPriority
  • CT CHESTRoutine
  • XR WRISTRoutine
  • CTA CHESTRoutine

Your judgment, recorded.

Radiologists agree, override, or disagree with one click as they read, and every response feeds the record. A tool that keeps crying wolf is replaced.

How responses feed Satori Governance

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AgreeOverrideDisagree

Each section sees what matters most first.

Each section decides what it sees first, and the radiologist approves every finding before it reaches the report.

A diffusion-weighted brain MRI showing an acute stroke
NeuroradiologyStroke first
Neuroradiology: stroke findings first. Image: S. Mirza and S. Gokhale, CC BY 4.0.
A head CT showing a subdural hemorrhage
Emergency departmentCritical findings first
Emergency: critical findings, such as a bleed on head CT, first. Image: Wikimedia Commons, public domain.

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