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How it works

From your clinic to a signed report

There is no integration project and no software to install. If your team can upload a file, your team can use SINAX.

  1. 01

    Create your clinic account

    Registration is free and open to licensed veterinarians, veterinary clinics, qualified imaging technicians and students with an academic referral.

    • Verify your licence or clinic credentials once
    • Add colleagues under a single clinic account
    • No subscription fee — you pay per reported case
  2. 02

    Submit the study

    Open a new case, enter the patient and clinical detail, choose the service level, and upload your images.

    • Species, age and sex, plus the imaging date
    • History and clinical findings
    • Routine, urgent or second opinion
    • JPG, DICOM or PDF at diagnostic quality
  3. 03

    A radiologist reports it

    Every study is read and signed by a veterinary imaging specialist working to a consistent reporting structure.

    • Findings recorded systematically, by region
    • Interpretation tied back to the clinical question
    • Image quality flagged when it limits the read
  4. 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.

    • Notification the moment the report is released
    • Full report history kept per patient
    • Scientific follow-up requests through support

Before you submit

What every case needs

A complete submission is what makes the turnaround target real. If something is missing, the clock restarts when the case is complete.

Open the case form

  • Patient identity

    Species, breed where relevant, age and sex.

  • Imaging date

    When the study was acquired, so findings are read in the right window.

  • Clinical history

    Presenting signs, examination findings, treatment so far and the question you want answered.

  • Service level

    Routine, urgent, or second opinion — this sets the queue and the turnaround target.

  • Diagnostic-quality images

    Standard views, correctly exposed and correctly labelled for side.

An illustration of a clinician consulting remotely on a laptop

Getting a better read starts at acquisition

Most limited reports trace back to the study, not the reader. These five habits make the biggest difference — and if a study does fall short, we will tell you exactly what to repeat.

  • 01Include every standard view for the region — a single projection rarely settles a question.
  • 02Label left and right on acquisition rather than after the fact.
  • 03Export at full resolution; screenshots of a monitor lose the detail that matters.
  • 04For ultrasound, send cine loops rather than single frames wherever your machine allows it.
  • 05Attach prior imaging for the same patient so change over time can be assessed.

After the report

The conversation does not stop at delivery

A report you cannot question is not much use. Every SINAX report comes with a way back to the person who wrote it.

The report is released

You are notified as soon as the radiologist signs it. The document stays in your dashboard, attached to the patient.

You can ask questions

Raise a scientific follow-up through the support form and we will arrange a written clarification or a call with the reporting radiologist.

You can escalate

If a case is contested or unusually complex, request an independent second opinion from a different radiologist.

Ready to send your first study?

Create a free clinic account, upload a case, and see the report structure for yourself.

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