Get an AI second opinion on your MRI report and treatment plan

A patient fed his MRI results and the clinic’s treatment list to AI models and got guideline-based questions to take back to doctors.

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What they did

Antoine asked the clinic for his shoulder MRI report and the list of treatments, then had GPT-5.5 Pro and later Claude Opus check them against clinical guidelines.

How it went

The models flagged that one treatment he received went against a recent guideline for his type of tendon problem. He wrote up where that left him.

Worth knowing

He stresses he is not a doctor. Use this to prepare questions for a professional, not to self-diagnose.

Builder recipe

Our own starting point, written from the source. Adapt it to your setup.

Stack

  • Claude or ChatGPT
  • Your MRI report and treatment list

Steps

  1. Gather your documents or preferences.
  2. Ask the agent to explain and organize, not diagnose.
  3. Take its questions and summaries to a professional.
  4. Keep sensitive data private.

Starter prompt

Here is my MRI report and the treatments my clinic proposed. Check each treatment against current clinical guidelines, cite them, and list questions I should ask my doctor.

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Role Patient
Industry Health

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