X-Ray View & Polarity Check
Check inverted-like polarity and lateral-view cues as two separate experimental on-device signals.
What this medical-image tool provides
Check inverted-like polarity and lateral-view cues as two independent experimental signals locally. Research only; not for diagnosis or an image-quality verdict.
- X-Ray View & Polarity Check combines the listed input, controls, preview context, result guidance and medical-use limits in one review sequence.
- Use the before-and-after examples only for orientation, then review the actual selected file independently.
- Accepted input: single-frame chest DICOM, 8-bit PNG or JPG.
- Available controls: I confirm this is a chest X-Ray.
- Review the polarity and view signals independently. The result does not combine them into a pass/fail decision or image-quality verdict.
How to use X-Ray View & Polarity Check
- Choose a chest X-Ray — Choose single-frame chest DICOM, 8-bit PNG or JPG from your device and confirm that it is a chest X-Ray.
- Run 2 local signals — Start the two experimental presentation-signal checks when you are ready. The image is not uploaded.
- Review two independent signals — Review polarity as inverted-like or not-inverted-like and view as lateral-like or lateral cue not detected. Neither signal is a diagnosis, pass/fail decision or image-quality verdict.
Preview and review context
Compare the same synthetic chest X-Ray with separate experimental view and polarity signals. No diagnosis or image-quality verdict.
- Before example: Synthetic lateral chest X-Ray prepared for experimental view and polarity signal checks
- After example: The same synthetic lateral chest X-Ray beside separate lateral-like and not-inverted-like presentation signals
Accepted input
single-frame chest DICOM, 8-bit PNG or JPG
Available settings
- I confirm this is a chest X-Ray — toggle; Default: Off
Result and download review
View & polarity signals ready: Review the polarity and view signals independently. The result does not combine them into a pass/fail decision or image-quality verdict.
Privacy
Supported medical-image contents are processed locally and are not uploaded for processing; site analytics and the assistant are separate. Experimental presentation signals only; human review remains required. Not a medical device and not for diagnosis. The result is not a pass/fail decision or image-quality verdict.
Frequently asked questions
Does this tool diagnose conditions or grade image quality?
No. It reports two independent experimental presentation signals and never provides a diagnosis, pass/fail decision or image-quality verdict.
Which view and polarity labels can appear?
Polarity is reported as inverted-like or not-inverted-like. View is reported as lateral-like or lateral cue not detected. The second label does not identify a specific alternative projection.
Are chest X-Ray images uploaded?
Supported medical-image contents are processed locally and are not uploaded for processing; site analytics and the assistant are separate. The experimental check starts only when you choose to run it.
Which inputs are supported?
Supported single-frame chest DICOM plus 8-bit PNG and JPG images. Unsupported bit depths, multi-frame studies and unavailable DICOM encodings fail closed instead of receiving a guessed result.
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