Get an AI second opinion on your MRI with Claude Code
A shoulder-pain patient gave the DICOM files from their MRI to Claude Code (Opus 4.8). It read the tendon as intact where the clinic had reported a partial tear, then compared the two readings. The author is clear this is not medical advice.
Try it yourself
What you get
An AI-written MRI report and a comparison with the radiologist's report, to take to a doctor. Not a diagnosis.
Tools
- Claude Code (Opus 4.8)
- Your MRI's DICOM export
- The clinic's written report
Steps
- Ask the clinic for a copy of the MRI (DICOM export) and the written results.
- In Claude Code, let it install the analysis packages it needs and plan before acting.
- Have it write its own report.
- Have it compare its report with the radiologist's, using subagents for independent readings.
Copy-ready prompt
I have an MRI DICOM export in this folder and the radiologist's written report (attached). First make a detailed plan. Install any packages you need. Write an independent report of what you see. Then compare it with the radiologist's report point by point, say how confident you are about each disagreement, and list questions I should ask my doctor. You are not giving medical advice.
Watch out: Not medical advice. The author says neither reading can be fully trusted; use it to prepare questions for a doctor.
Proof / source
Detailed write-up Author's blog post (antoine.fi), with the AI reports attached.
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