Digital radiography
DR / X-ray
Structured reads of thoracic, abdominal, skeletal and dental radiographs, with positioning feedback when a view limits interpretation.
Veterinary teleradiology · Live across the Gulf region
Diagnosis, backed by science and delivered on time
SINAX brings together specialist knowledge, secure technology and real clinical experience so veterinarians can reach an accurate diagnosis — faster. Upload a radiograph, ultrasound, CT or MRI study and get a structured report signed by a veterinary radiologist.
- 1-hour emergency target
- Signed by radiologists
- Encrypted and confidential
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Radiology report
Signed · veterinary radiologist
- Findings
- Interpretation
Delivered47 min
Send the study, we return the report
Interpreted by veterinary radiologists
Your data stays encrypted and confidential
The fastest veterinary turnaround in the region
From the Persian Gulf to wherever you practise
Science, technology and clinical judgement
Radiography · Ultrasound · CT · MRI
- 1 hr
Emergency turnaround
Maximum working-hour target for cases flagged urgent.
- 6 hrs
Routine turnaround
Maximum working-hour target once a complete study arrives.
- 4
Imaging modalities
Digital radiography, ultrasound, CT and MRI.
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Markets served
Iran, UAE, Qatar, Oman, Iraq, Türkiye and Azerbaijan.
What we report
Every modality your clinic sends us
Digital radiography, ultrasound, CT and MRI — interpreted by veterinary imaging specialists working to a consistent, clinically useful reporting structure.
Veterinary ultrasound
Ultrasound
Interpretation of abdominal, cardiac and focused ultrasound studies from stills and cine loops captured in your clinic.
Computed tomography
CT
Full volumetric CT review with multiplanar reconstruction, reported against current veterinary imaging standards.
Magnetic resonance imaging
MRI
Sequence-by-sequence MRI interpretation for neurological, orthopaedic and soft-tissue questions.
Second opinion
Second opinion
An independent review of an existing report when a case is complex, contested, or simply too important to call alone.
Emergency reporting
Emergency
Priority queue for patients under active treatment, where the imaging decision cannot wait until tomorrow.
How it works
From your clinic to a signed report, in four steps
No installation, no integration project. If you can upload a file, you can use SINAX.
- 01
Create your clinic account
Registration is free and open to licensed veterinarians, veterinary clinics, qualified imaging technicians and students with an academic referral.
- 02
Submit the study
Open a new case, enter the patient and clinical detail, choose the service level, and upload your images.
- 03
A radiologist reports it
Every study is read and signed by a veterinary imaging specialist working to a consistent reporting structure.
- 04
Read it, then ask
The signed report lands in your dashboard. If something needs unpacking, you can talk to the person who wrote it.
Why SINAX
Built for the way veterinary imaging actually works
Accuracy you can defend, turnaround that matches the urgency of the case, and a team that answers when you ask why.
Accurate, evidence-led reporting
Every interpretation is produced by a credentialled veterinary radiologist and written against current clinical standards — not generated, not outsourced to generalists.
Speed that matches the case
Cloud infrastructure and a purpose-built dashboard keep our response among the fastest in the region, including for emergencies outside business days.
Security and confidentiality
Patient data, images and reports are encrypted in transit and at rest. Nothing is republished or shared outside your clinic without your consent.
Support and training
We do more than return reports. We help your team capture better studies, choose the right modality, and get more out of the imaging you already own.
Regional reach
From the Persian Gulf to wherever you practise
SINAX is building the reference teleradiology service for the Gulf, the wider Middle East, Türkiye and Eastern Europe. Multilingual infrastructure — English, Persian, Arabic and Turkish — and international payment support are already in place.
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Questions
The things veterinarians ask us first
Submitting cases, turnaround targets and how reports are produced.
Submitting a case
How do I submit a new case?
Sign in to your dashboard, choose “New case”, then enter the patient details, clinical history and imaging type before uploading the study.
What information is required?
Full patient details (species, age, sex), the imaging date, the history and clinical findings, the service level you need — routine, urgent or second opinion — and diagnostic-quality images in standard views.
Something went wrong during upload. What now?
First check your connection and confirm the file format is JPG, DICOM or PDF. If the problem persists, reach us through the support form and we will pick it up from there.
Timing and turnaround
When will my report be ready?
Routine cases are targeted at a maximum of six working hours from the moment a complete study arrives. Urgent cases are targeted at one working hour. If information is missing, the clock restarts when the case is complete.
Do you report on holidays?
Yes — the platform runs continuously. On national holidays response times can stretch slightly, but emergency cases keep their priority.
Reports and interpretation
Who writes the reports?
Every report is reviewed and signed by veterinarians trained in veterinary diagnostic imaging and by imaging residents working under specialist supervision.
Can I ask a scientific question about a report?
Yes. Raise a request through the support form and we will arrange a call or a written clarification. Direct contact with the reporting radiologist is possible.
What if my images are not of diagnostic quality?
Our support team contacts you with specific technical guidance on repeating or correcting the study, so the repeat is worth the patient’s time.
Your next case could be reported within the hour
Creating an account is free. You only pay when a radiologist reports a case — and you can talk to the person who signed it.