Organization isolation
Users cannot access records that belong to another organization.
SANAD helps radiologists review potential pulmonary nodules, correct their location and measurements, and follow each case without moving between disconnected systems.
Clinical decision-support prototype. The final decision belongs to the radiologist.
A radiologist needs to inspect the finding, adjust its measurement, document a decision, and know what happens next. SANAD brings those tasks into one clear experience.
Manual handoffs, unclear steps, and model output separated from the clinical decision.
One required action at each stage, while the final decision remains with the clinician.
The system presents the action required now and moves the case to the next stage.
Select an existing record or register a new case.
Upload a CT study and validate its files safely.
Detect potential findings with a MONAI model.
Accept, correct, or reject each candidate.
Create a plan and notifications automatically.
This demonstration uses synthetic data and does not represent a real patient.
SANAD shows only the case information needed for the task and restricts access by organization and role.
The model was tested on 84 held-out scans containing 102 nodules. It detected 97 and missed 5, while producing false positives that require radiologist review.
SANAD demonstrates that the technical workflow operates end to end. These numbers do not represent clinical validation or approval for clinical use.
The decision threshold was selected on validation data before it was applied to the test set.
Users cannot access records that belong to another organization.
DICOM studies are stored outside the public media directory.
Every result remains a candidate until a clinician accepts or corrects it.
The system records review decisions and important changes.
Explore the source code, model card, and security tests in the repository.