Your radiology report, explained in plain language
Impression, findings, all those terms you end up Googling — upload the report itself, or photos of the pages, and KAYMO translates every line into words you understand.
Every finding, side by side
The radiologist's exact words on the left. What they mean on the right.
“Mild disc height loss at L4-L5 with a small posterior disc bulge.”
The cushion between two of your lower back bones is a little thinner than usual and bulges slightly backwards. This is common, and often part of normal ageing.
“No evidence of central canal stenosis.”
The main channel your nerves run through is not narrowed — that's good news.
“IMPRESSION: Degenerative changes without acute findings.”
Overall: wear-and-tear changes, and nothing new or urgent was seen.
An illustrative example — not a real report. KAYMO quotes your report directly and says when it isn't sure. It explains; it doesn't diagnose.
Grounded in your report
Every explanation sits next to the exact sentence it explains — the radiologist's words, quoted directly. Nothing is summarized away, nothing is invented.
Honest about uncertainty
If a phrase is ambiguous, KAYMO says so instead of guessing. And it explains what your report says — it never diagnoses.
Ask about any of it
“Is that serious?” “What does chronic mean here?” Ask follow-up questions in plain language, right next to your report.
How it works
Get your report
It's yours. Download the PDF from your patient portal, ask your clinic — or simply photograph the pages.
Upload to KAYMO
On its own, or together with your scan. Reports tucked inside a disc download are found automatically.
Read it, then ask
Your first finding is explained free. The full explanation and questions are part of KAYMO AI — $5/month, cancel any time.
Stop Googling your report
Upload it and read what it actually says — your first finding explained free.
Take charge of your healthA note on what KAYMO is
KAYMO is an educational and wellness tool designed to help you explore and understand your anatomy. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, or replace professional medical advice. AI-generated explanations are for educational purposes and should be verified with a qualified healthcare provider. Visualizations are illustrative and are not for clinical use.