Radiology Reports + Clinical Decision Support
GigHz Precision AI turns rough dictation into a clean Technique → Findings → Impression report and applies guideline-aware logic (LI-RADS, Lung-RADS v2022, Fleischner, Bosniak v2019, adrenal washout, TI-RADS, BI-RADS, PI-RADS, and more) so reports are more consistent, complete, and defensible.
Built by a practicing interventional radiologist. Updated weekly.
40-sec live demo — PE study + Fleischner nodule popup
Selected published Q&As and interviews
How It Works
Choose a template
Select CT, MRI, US, X-ray, or IR. GigHz Precision AI loads the correct structure and clinical rules instantly.
Dictate naturally
Speak normally. GigHz Precision AI extracts key inputs and prompts when criteria require specifics (size, enhancement, growth, etc.).
Generate the report
One click creates a structured report with embedded criteria checks, consistent impressions, and follow-up language when appropriate.
Refine and paste anywhere
Use AI Refine to change findings by voice and regenerate cleanly. Then paste formatting-safe text into any PACS/RIS.
Quality-first. Not just faster — better.
The race to produce more reports faster is a dangerous game. GigHz Precision AI is built to reduce errors, enforce consistency, and make every report more defensible — speed is a byproduct.
| Capability | GigHz Precision AI | PowerScribe | Enterprise AI |
|---|---|---|---|
| Embedded criteria (LI-RADS, Lung-RADS, Fleischner, Bosniak, TI-RADS, BI-RADS, PI-RADS) | Auto-detected from dictation | Manual lookup | ⚠ Partial |
| Adrenal washout calculations | Built into workflow | ✕ | ✕ |
| AI report generation | Full structured output | ✕ | ⚠ Limited |
| Consistent impressions across readers | Findings-aligned generation | Reader-dependent | ⚠ Template-limited |
| AI Refine (voice-edit reports) | Yes | ✕ | ✕ |
| IR procedure reporting | Hundreds of templates + custom; device-aware | Basic templates | Limited |
| CPT/ICD code detection | Optional addon — appended to report | ✕ | ✕ |
| Patient-friendly summary | Optional — plain-language section after impression | ✕ | ✕ |
| Works anywhere (phone, tablet, PACS) | Yes | Workstation only | Workstation only |
| Setup time | 5 minutes | Weeks | Months |
| Built by radiologists | Yes — practicing IR | ✕ | ✕ |
The real differentiator is not speed — it's fewer missed criteria, more consistent impressions, and reports that hold up under scrutiny. Speed is a natural consequence of not having to look things up.
Criteria detection — automatic, from unstructured dictation
GigHz Precision AI listens to your natural dictation and detects when classification criteria apply. It surfaces the relevant popup, pre-fills what it can, and lets you confirm or adjust. Semi-automatic — the AI proposes, you verify.
LI-RADS auto-detection
Dictate a liver lesion with arterial enhancement and washout. GigHz Precision AI detects LI-RADS criteria, surfaces the classification popup, and assigns a category. You review and confirm.
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Patient-friendly summary — optional, appended after the impression
Patients read their reports in the portal. Clinical language creates calls. GigHz Precision AI can generate a plain-language section that explains findings without changing the clinical report.
Dictation (input)
The abdomen and pelvis with intravenous contrast demonstrates a simple-appearing hepatic cyst measuring 3 cm in the right hepatic lobe. There is colonic diverticulosis without evidence of diverticulitis. There is appendiceal wall thickening with periappendiceal inflammatory changes.
Generated impression
Appendiceal wall thickening with periappendiceal inflammatory changes, most consistent with acute appendicitis. Recommend urgent clinical/surgical evaluation. Colonic diverticulosis without CT evidence of diverticulitis. 3 cm simple-appearing right hepatic lobe cyst.
Patient information (optional addon)
This CT shows inflammation around the appendix, which can be due to appendicitis and often needs urgent evaluation and treatment. It also shows diverticulosis, which are small pouches in the colon; there is no sign of active infection (diverticulitis) today. A simple liver cyst was seen, which is a common benign finding. For diverticulosis, a fiber-rich diet (fruits/vegetables/whole grains), good hydration, and avoiding constipation can help.
The impression detected appendicitis despite it not being dictated. The patient summary translates clinical language — e.g., "colonic diverticulosis without evidence of diverticulitis" becomes "small pouches in the colon; there is no sign of active infection today." The clinical report is unchanged.
Budget Impact Model
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Pain points we solve (quality, not just speed)
“Criteria get missed when I'm tired.”
LI-RADS, Lung-RADS, Fleischner, Bosniak, and other rules are easy to forget mid-shift.
GigHz Precision AI embeds prompts and applies criteria when your dictation includes the required inputs.
“My reports drift between readers.”
Inconsistent impressions and follow-up language create callbacks and downstream confusion.
GigHz Precision AI standardizes structure and keeps impressions aligned to findings.
“IR procedure dictations are inconsistent.”
Device details, access steps, and pertinent negatives get missed.
GigHz Precision AI includes IR-first structured templates designed by an IR.
“Patients read my reports in the portal.”
Clinical language triggers calls to the office. "Diverticulosis" alone causes panic.
GigHz Precision AI can generate an optional patient-friendly summary after the impression — plain-language explanations of findings and practical next steps, without changing the clinical report itself.
Frequently Asked Questions
If you don't see your question here, you can always reach out. These are the most common questions radiologists ask before trying GigHz Precision AI.
Is GigHz Precision AI HIPAA compliant?
GigHz Precision AI is designed for de-identified workflows by default. Do not submit patient identifiers. For groups requiring BAAs and enterprise controls, request a scoped deployment.
Do you store my reports or patient data?
GigHz Precision AI does not store PHI by default. Reports are processed transiently and returned to you. You can optionally save up to 200 past reports in your account as reusable templates; these are user-initiated and fully under your control.
Can this replace PowerScribe or my current dictation system?
For many radiologists, yes. GigHz Precision AI provides medical-grade voice dictation, real-time transcription, AI-generated reports, macros, templates, and impression creation. It's designed to give you enterprise-level intelligence without installs, IT tickets, or long-term contracts.
How does AI Refine work in practice?
After generating a report, you can say something like "add a 1.2 cm TI-RADS 4 right thyroid nodule" or "change the balloon size to 8 mm" and run AI Refine. The system rewrites the entire report cleanly, keeping structure, style, and logic intact — as if you had dictated it that way from the start.
Which clinical criteria and scoring systems are supported?
GigHz Precision AI embeds logic for LI-RADS, Lung-RADS v2022, Fleischner 2017, Bosniak v2019, adrenal washout, TI-RADS, BI-RADS, PI-RADS, and other ACR-aligned frameworks. When you describe the lesion, the system applies the appropriate classification and follow-up guidance where clinically appropriate.
Does GigHz Precision AI support interventional radiology procedures?
Yes. There are dedicated templates for ports, PICCs, fistulograms, biopsies, drainages, embolization, thrombolysis, angiography, and more. You can adjust devices, catheter types, balloon sizes, and steps using AI Refine, so long IR reports stay consistent and accurate without manual rewriting.
Can I build my own templates and macros?
Yes. You can create your own templates for any modality or procedure and save them for reuse. You can also define unlimited macros for impressions, common phrases, or scoring systems. AI Refine works on top of your custom templates as well.
Why not just use ChatGPT directly?
ChatGPT isn't designed for clinical reporting. It's not HIPAA-aligned by default, has no built-in ACR logic, no structured TECHNIQUE → FINDINGS → IMPRESSION format, no macros, and no IR-aware templates. GigHz Precision AI is built specifically for radiology workflows, with safety-focused structure and controls.
Will it work with my current PACS or RIS?
Yes. GigHz Precision AI outputs clean, formatting-safe text that you can paste directly into any PACS or RIS report editor. No integration, VPN, or IT project is required — if you can open a browser, you can use it.
Does it work on phones, tablets, and remote setups?
Yes. GigHz Precision AI is browser-based and works on PACS workstations, laptops, iPads, and phones — anywhere you have a microphone and internet connection. This is especially useful for teleradiology and cross-site coverage.
Is there a long-term contract or setup fee?
No. There are no long-term commitments and no setup fees. You can start in minutes and cancel if it's not a fit. The whole point is to remove the friction of traditional enterprise software.
How often is GigHz Precision AI updated?
Very frequently. The product is already on version 6.6+ and evolves based on real user feedback. New templates, rules, and refinements are added on a regular basis so the tool keeps improving with your practice.
Who is GigHz Precision AI best suited for?
Private practice radiologists, teleradiologists, IRs, and small groups who want enterprise-grade reporting intelligence without enterprise overhead. If you care about speed, defensibility, and flexibility, it's built for you.
Get Started with GigHz Precision AI
We're onboarding radiologists worldwide — any subspecialty, any practice setting. Beta testers get full access in exchange for feedback. Spots are limited.
Questions? Ready to start?
Reach out through our intake form. Tell us about your practice, your volume, and what you're looking for — we'll get back to you quickly.
Written and reviewed by Pouyan Golshani, MD, Interventional Radiologist — Last updated April 7, 2026