Upload hand or finger X-ray/MRI images as a ZIP file and our AI consortium of 4 models will review rendered views for common finger fractures, tendon injuries, thumb ligament tears, pulley injuries, and arthritis. Raw DICOM files stay in your browser; results are informational and not a diagnosis.
For hand X-ray review, start with how to read a hand X-ray, then compare common injury patterns: finger fracture, finger dislocation, mallet finger, thumb UCL tear, and finger pulley injury.
Upload your hand or finger imaging for private, AI-powered explanation.
Lancer l'analyseOur AI consortium reviews hand and finger imaging for 13 conditions including finger fractures, metacarpal fractures, dislocations, volar plate injuries, mallet finger, jersey finger, thumb UCL tears, pulley injuries, and hand arthritis. Results are educational and not a clinical diagnosis.
Yes, rendered X-ray and MRI views can be explained. X-ray is strongest for fractures, alignment, arthritis, and avulsion fragments. MRI is more useful for occult fracture, tendon, ligament, pulley, synovitis, and marrow questions.
No. The analysis is an educational aid for understanding imaging words and visible patterns. Hand treatment decisions require clinical examination, function testing, and review by qualified clinicians.