MRI reports are written for referring physicians, not patients. Words like desiccation, protrusion, or foraminal narrowing can sound alarming even when they describe ordinary, age-related changes. MRIdecoder's job is to close that gap without pretending to be your doctor.
- Paste, upload, or photograph your MRI report. Copy the Findings and Impression sections into the box, or attach the PDF / a phone photo of the printed report.
- Choose your language. English, Hindi, Spanish, French, Arabic, Portuguese, or German. Medical terms stay in their original form so you can share them with any doctor.
- Click Decode. Our AI, prompted as a calm radiologist speaking to a nervous patient, translates every anatomical term into 8th-grade English.
- Read your plain-language summary. You get a warm summary, a Medical Term ↔ Simple English glossary, and a short list of questions to bring to your doctor.
What you get back
- A short, reassuring summary in plain language.
- A two-column glossary: Medical Term on the left, Simple English on the right.
- Suggested questions to ask your doctor at your next visit.
- A one-click copy so you can bring everything to the appointment.
What MRIdecoder does not do
We do not diagnose, treat, prescribe, or replace your radiologist, surgeon, or GP. We explain what the words in your report mean. Any decision about your care belongs with a qualified physician who knows your history.
