Experience Automated Brain Volumetric MRI Analysis
Brainreader is a leader in AI-enabled brain volumetric analysis, providing clinicians with fast, accurate, and clinically validated MRI volumetry through our flagship product, Neuroreader®. By quantifying 83 brain regions and identifying subtle atrophy patterns invisible to the human eye, Neuroreader enhances diagnostic precision for neurodegenerative disorders. Our patented technology integrates seamlessly into existing workflows, delivering actionable insights that elevate neuroimaging quality and patient outcomes.
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New Case Study: Tracking Alzheimer’s Progression with Longitudinal MRI
BrainReader has released a compelling case study showing how longitudinal volumetric MRI can reveal subtle but measurable changes in patients with suspected Alzheimer’s disease.
Across seven years of imaging, Neuroreader® identified:
- Progressive hippocampal atrophy
- Early temporal lobe volume decline, a hallmark AD pattern
- Stability in the occipital lobe until later stages
- Minimal ventricular expansion, suggesting early monitoring
- Clear differentiation between depression-related cognitive issues and true neurodegeneration
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Reliable & Actionable
- Brain volume assessment of 64+ volumes (mL, percentiles, Z-scores, etc.)
- Provides objective, reproducible data to eliminate subjectivity
- Supports earlier diagnosis and ongoing progression tracking
Time-Saving Efficiency
- Reports generated in under 10 minutes
- Frees up valuable physician and radiologist time
- Accelerates care decisions for patients
Seamless Workflow Integration
- No hardware or setup costs
- Simple pay-per-use model
- Works with PACS or web upload
- Easily adopted into routine MRI exams
" Neuroreader® has been successfully utilized in multiple peer-reviewed studies of neurological diseases including Alzheimer’s dementia, traumatic brain injury, and medial temporal sclerosis."
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