Demonstration only — this tool is not in clinical use. It is currently in the testing stage and is shown here for demonstration purposes only.

🩺 Pancreatic Ultrasound Multi-Reader Annotation v2.01 EN

Choose a reader to begin. Each reader’s annotations and assessments are stored separately and compared in the Reader comparison view.
Privacy: this tool does not record hospital codes, patient IDs, names or any other direct identifiers. Images, key frames and each reader’s annotations are linked only through an anonymous Case ID.

AIMED Multi-Reader Annotation v2.01 EN

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Image: none
Annotations: 0
Tool: Freehand
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Readers
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① Image assessment Incomplete
Pancreas visibility A/S/D
Image quality Q/W/E/R
3 = usable; 4 = excellent. Grades 1–2 are excluded from the training candidate pool by default.
Finding Z/X/C
Suspected lesion only means this image shows a focal abnormal appearance that warrants further attention. It is used for data triage and review and does not constitute a clinical diagnosis or a benign/malignant judgment. If unsure, choose “Uncertain”. Selecting it switches to the lesion brush; outline the region in ②.
Recorded separately for each reader; used in ③ and in the Reader comparison view for agreement analysis.
② Structure annotation 0
Brush structure 1–5
No annotations yet — draw on the canvas
③ Lesion description & suggestions 0
Imaging features (this image · multiple)
Suggestions (this image · multiple)
In-house research record. Exported under researchNotes, kept separate from software-generated output.
④ Acquisition info —
⑤ Key frames & delivery 0 frames
○ This case is not complete
Completeness is computed from the current reader’s assessments; each reader completes their own.
Drop images here
Manual capture: pause → ←/→ to step → Enter to capture as key frame. Each key frame keeps its case, source, frame index and timestamp.