For specialists & referral centers

The measurement engine, not the interpretation

RadAnalyzer gives you objective, reproducible VHS and VLAS on every thoracic radiograph — so serial comparisons hold up, and the measurement step stops eating into the part of the case that actually needs you.

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What changes when the measurement is automated

Not a second opinion. A consistent ruler.

Reproducible, not just fast

Every VHS/VLAS comes with editable landmarks you can drag to fine-tune — the score recalculates in real time. The model proposes; the clinician decides. Nothing is committed without your review.

Serial tracking across rechecks

Measurements land on a patient timeline with automatic trend charts, so a recheck six months out is compared against the same methodology rather than a different observer.

Breed-adjusted reference ranges

Automatic normal ranges by breed, so a Cavalier and a Dachshund are not scored against the same generic cutoff.

Built into your software, not beside it

The production API at /vhs/v3 returns measurements you can write straight into your own reporting workflow — batch and streaming, plus PoP sessions that group several images of the same patient into a single billed event.

Integration

One API key, two algorithms

Cardiac VHS/VLAS is served at /vhs/v3 and feline USG screening at /usg/v1, both from api.radanalyzer.com on the same credential and billing tier. Both have been live in production since May 1, 2026.

Enterprise discounts apply to sustained high-volume usage on either route. If you are running a referral caseload or building this into a product, talk to us before you start — the pricing is different.

API documentationRequest an API key
POST https://api.radanalyzer.com/vhs/v3/predict
x-api-key: YOUR_API_KEY

{
  "image": "<base64>",
  "uuid": "patient-123"
}

→ { "vhs": 10.4, "vlas": 2.3, ... }

Where the model comes from

Trained on real veterinary radiographs through guided tagging by board-certified specialists — currently running the v3.6.0 ensemble.

Texas A&M University

Dr. Sonya G. Gordon, DVM, DVSc, DACVIM
Texas A&M University

Let's talk volume

Referral practices, multi-site groups, and software vendors are priced differently from single clinics. Tell us your caseload and we'll work out the numbers.

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