Aliri AI — Radiology Report Intelligence with NLP, Entity Extraction, and Ontology Mapping

Radiology NLP PlatformAliri Discuss — AI analyst over clinical + BI data

Radiology Report
Intelligence

Two layers, one platform. Aliri NLP turns free-text reports into structured, ontology-coded clinical data. Aliri Discuss lets you talk to it — ask questions in plain English across clinical findings and operational BI, and get cited answers in seconds.

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25M+
Reports processed
500M+
Entities extracted
<0.2s
Processing time per report
99.2%
Entity accuracy

From Free Text to Conversation

One end-to-end flow. Aliri NLP structures every report; Aliri Discuss lets you talk to the result.

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Ingest

Radiology reports ingested from RIS, PACS, or HL7 feeds in real time.

Aliri NLP
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Parse & Extract

NLP engine identifies anatomy, findings, modifiers, and measurements from free text.

Aliri NLP
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Map Ontologies

Each entity is mapped to RadLex and SNOMED CT codes for standardized interoperability.

Aliri NLP
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Search & Act

Query structured data by ontology concepts, build cohorts, and trigger follow-ups.

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Ask & Analyze

Aliri Discuss adds a conversational layer on top — ask plain-English questions across clinical and operational data, get cited answers in seconds.

Aliri Discuss

Built for Radiology. Powered by NLP.

Every entity in every report — identified, classified, and mapped to standard ontologies.

Entity Extraction

Identifies anatomy, pathology, measurements, laterality, and modifiers from every report with high precision.

RadLex Mapping

Every extracted entity is automatically assigned a RadLex identifier — the standard ontology for radiology terminology.

SNOMED CT Coding

Entities are cross-mapped to SNOMED CT concepts, enabling interoperability across clinical systems and research databases.

Critical Findings

Automatically detect urgent and critical findings requiring immediate clinical attention or follow-up action.

Cohort Searching

Search across millions of structured reports using ontology concepts — find every "hepatic lesion" regardless of how it was described.

Follow-up Management

Track recommended follow-ups, detect overdue studies, and close the loop on incidental and critical findings.

Multiple Ontologies,
One Platform

Aliri maps every extracted entity to both RadLex — the comprehensive radiology lexicon maintained by RSNA — and SNOMED CT, the world's most comprehensive clinical terminology. This dual-mapping enables both radiology-specific analytics and cross-system interoperability.

RadLex (RSNA)SNOMED CTHL7 FHIR Compatible

Entity: "hepatic steatosis"

RadLex

RID4566

SNOMED

197321007

Entity: "right renal cyst"

RadLex

RID34572

SNOMED

126484007

Entity: "pulmonary embolism"

RadLex

RID4868

SNOMED

59282003

New · Aliri Discuss

Now: talk to your data
in plain English.

Aliri Discuss sits on top of Aliri NLP and your BI feeds. Ask questions in plain English across clinical findings and operational metrics (RVU, TAT, shifts) — no SQL, no dashboards, no waiting. Get cited, grounded answers in seconds. Commercial API or local on-prem LLM for PHI safety.

“How has the rate of incidental thyroid nodules on CT chest changed in the last year?”

Up to 9.4% from 7.8% in the prior year.

RadLex RID369714,283 reports

Ready to unlock the intelligence in your reports?

See how Aliri AI can transform your radiology department's unstructured data into actionable clinical intelligence.