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Upload an MRI, CT, X-ray, ultrasound or PET-CT. Orbius returns a structured report of the findings in plain language, from $20.

  • A first read in minutes, not days
  • Plain language, with every term explained
  • Want a doctor's opinion? A radiologist second opinion is a separate option
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Hi, I'm Orbius, DocOrbit's AI radiology reporter. Upload a scan or paste your report and I'll draft a structured read in plain language. Ask me what any finding means.
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Orbius is an AI. Its reports are not signed by a doctor and are not a diagnosis.

The output

The report Orbius writes

Every read comes back in the shape a radiologist would use: what was seen, what it means, and what to do next. No term is left unexplained.

Example reportCT chest · low-dose, no contrast
Indication

Screening in a 68-year-old former smoker

Findings

  • An 18 mm solid nodule in the upper left lung, with spiculated edges.

    Spiculated means spiky rather than smooth. Together with the size, the spiky edge is the reason to check this nodule promptly.

  • No enlarged lymph nodes in the chest.

  • Mild emphysema at the top of both lungs, consistent with the smoking history.

  • No earlier chest scan on file to compare with, so there is no way to tell whether the nodule is new.

Conclusion

A single nodule with irregular, spiky edges. Its size and shape, with nothing earlier to compare against, are the reasons to check it promptly rather than wait and see.

Next step

PET-CT in the next few weeks, and a radiologist's review of this study

Example reportMRI lumbar spine · no contrast
Indication

Six weeks of low back pain radiating into the right leg

Findings

  • At L5 to S1, the disc pushes back and to the right and presses on the right S1 nerve root.

    S1 is the nerve that runs down the back of the leg to the foot, which is the path your pain follows.

  • At L4 to L5, mild disc wear with no contact against a nerve.

  • The spinal canal is not narrowed at any level.

  • No fracture, and no sign of infection or tumour.

Conclusion

The disc pressing on the right S1 root sits exactly where your symptoms are, which makes it the likely cause. Findings like this settle without surgery in most people within six to twelve weeks.

Next step

Discuss with your doctor. Repeat imaging is usually only needed if leg weakness appears or worsens; losing bladder or bowel control needs same-day care

Example reportMRI brain · with and without contrast
Indication

Headaches for three months, neurological examination normal

Findings

  • A few small bright spots on the T2 images, in the white matter of both hemispheres.

    White matter is the wiring that connects the parts of the brain. Spots like these are described as non-specific because many ordinary things cause them.

  • None of the spots take up contrast. No bleeding, no stroke and no mass.

  • Normal ventricle size, with no sign of raised pressure.

  • The sinuses are clear.

Conclusion

The bright spots are non-specific and very common with age or long-standing high blood pressure. On their own, alongside a normal examination, they do not explain the headaches.

Next step

See your doctor for a blood pressure check, and a neurologist if the headaches persist. A sudden, severe headache needs emergency care

Orbius reports are not signed by a doctor. For a signed opinion, book a radiologist second opinion separately.

Written examples, shown to illustrate the format. Not patient data.

Why not just a chatbot

A real report,
not a chat reply

A general chatbot only sees the picture you paste into it, and nobody is accountable for what it tells you. Orbius opens the full study and writes a structured report. For a doctor's signed opinion, you can book a radiologist separately.

Two ways to get your scan read

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Uploading a scan needs a free DocOrbit account, so your images stay in your own encrypted record rather than a chat log. No subscription, no insurance paperwork, and you see the exact price before you confirm.

The Orbius AI report compared with a radiologist second opinion
Orbius AI reportfrom $20Radiologist second opinionfrom $60
Who reads your scanOrbius, our AIA board-certified radiologist matched to your scan
What you getA structured report, with every term explainedA signed report, compared with your original report
Signed by a doctorNo, it is not a diagnosisYes, with the radiologist's name and the date
Ready inMinutesUsually 24 to 48 hours
PriceFrom $20From $60, depending on the radiologist
Best forUnderstanding your scan quicklyA doctor's opinion you can act on
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FAQ

Common questions

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Is an Orbius report a diagnosis?

No. Orbius writes a structured pre-read report; it is not a diagnostic tool and does not replace your doctor. For an opinion you can act on, book a radiologist second opinion: a board-certified radiologist reads your images and signs their own report. It is a separate consultation, paid separately.

Which scans can Orbius read?

MRI, CT, X-ray, ultrasound, mammography, PET-CT and scintigraphy. DICOM files or a ZIP of a hospital CD give the best read. A photo of the film also works, but it shows much less. You can also paste the text of a report you already have and ask what it means.

How long does it take?

The Orbius report comes back in minutes. A signed second opinion from a board-certified radiologist takes 24 to 48 hours. DocOrbit is not an emergency service: if your symptoms are severe, sudden or getting worse quickly, call your local emergency number now.

What does it cost?

An AI report from Orbius starts at $20 and comes back in minutes. An independent second opinion from a board-certified radiologist starts at $60, and the exact price depends on the consultant you are matched to; you see it before you confirm, and you only pay when you submit. There is no subscription and no insurance paperwork.

Who can see my images?

Your scans are encrypted in transit and at rest. Orbius reads them to write your report, through AI providers that work for us under contract. If you book a second opinion, the radiologist on your case reads them too. Our team can also access your case to run the service. We never sell your data, and you can ask us to delete it at any time.

See how we handle your data for full details.

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