Surgery is a big decision. Paste your MRI, X-Ray, or CT Report below for an instant, simple explanation to help you proceed with confidence.
Medical reports are written by radiologists for surgeons, not for patients. They are full of complex terms like "desiccation," "thecal sac compression," and "osteophytes." This Free Medical Report Translator uses advanced AI to translate these findings into simple, 5th-grade English.
Dr. Subhajit Maji, MS Orthopaedics (AIIMS), designed this tool to bridge the gap between doctor and patient. Before you visit a clinic in Bankura or Durgapur, understanding your report helps you ask better questions and feel less anxious.
Think of your spinal disc like a grape. "Desiccation" means it is losing water and becoming more like a raisin. It is a very normal part of aging, just like getting grey hair.
Osteophytes are "bone spurs"—tiny extra bits of bone that grow near joints to help stabilize them. They are the body's natural reaction to wear and tear.
No. This tool helps you understand the words, but only a surgeon can tell you what they mean for your life. Always consult a specialist for clinical correlation.
This tool is for educational purposes only. It does not provide a medical diagnosis.