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Intelligent Ultrasound-Assisted Diagnosis System

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Welcome back, Dr. Bao Yuntong • March 29, 2026

Powered by Medical Large Model v3.2 • Diagnostic Accuracy 98.5%

Total Patients

156

↑ 12% increase from last month

Pending Cases

24

Please process in a timely manner ⏳

AI Diagnostic Accuracy

98.5%

FDA Certified Standard ✅

High-Risk Cases

8

Requires specialist review 🔴

Welcome to Salus AI Intelligent Ultrasound-Assisted Diagnosis System

👨‍⚕️ Physician: Brittany Bao

📌 System Features: AI Ultrasound Image Analysis, Gastric/Pancreatic Lesion Diagnosis Assistance, Patient Records Management, Diagnostic Report Generation

⚠️ Important Notice: AI analysis results are for clinical reference only, final diagnosis must be confirmed by licensed physicians

Recent Patient Examination Records

Patient ID Patient Name Age Gender Examination Type Risk Level Status Action
#178 James Anderson 42 Male Gastric Ultrasound (Gastric Filling Contrast) High Risk Pending View
#076 Emma Wilson 35 Female Pancreatic Ultrasound (Pancreatic Parenchyma Evaluation) Medium Risk Completed View
#103 Sofia Martinez 28 Female Combined Gastric + Pancreatic Ultrasound Normal Completed View
#045 Michael Brown 52 Male Pancreatic Contrast-Enhanced Ultrasound Medium Risk Pending Review View

System Workflow

Salus AI Complete Workflow for Gastric/Pancreatic Ultrasound Diagnosis

Gastric/Pancreatic Ultrasound Diagnostic Workflow

Gastric/Pancreatic Ultrasound Case Examples

Ultrasound Case 1
Case 1: Routine gastric ultrasound scan with clear gastric wall layers and no obvious space-occupying lesions.
Ultrasound Case 2
Case 2: Annotated pancreatic ultrasound image with a 11.3mm abnormal echo area marked in red, identified as high-risk lesion by AI.
Ultrasound Case 3
Case 3: Contrast-enhanced gastric/pancreatic ultrasound image showing conventional ultrasound on the left and contrast imaging on the right, clearly demonstrating lesion vascular characteristics.
Note: The above are clinically real gastric/pancreatic ultrasound examination cases. The AI system can automatically identify abnormal areas and label risk levels.

Gastric/Pancreatic Ultrasound Image Upload & AI Analysis

Patient Information & Image Upload

Please upload gastric/pancreatic ultrasound image

Click or drag to upload gastric/pancreatic ultrasound image/video

AI Diagnostic Analysis Results

Upload gastric/pancreatic ultrasound image and click analyze to view AI diagnostic results

Patient Records Management

All Patient Examination Records

Patient ID Patient Name Age Gender Examination Type Risk Level Status Action
No medical records available. Please upload gastric/pancreatic ultrasound images to generate medical records.

Standard Ultrasound Diagnostic Workflow for Gastric/Pancreatic

AI-Assisted Complete Workflow for Gastric/Pancreatic Ultrasound Diagnosis

AI-Assisted Gastric/Pancreatic Ultrasound Diagnostic Workflow
Important Notes for Gastric/Pancreatic Pathological Diagnosis
1. Patients must be fully prepared before gastric/pancreatic ultrasound examination, and contrast agent use must follow standard procedures
2. The AI system can quickly identify lesions such as gastritis, gastric ulcers, pancreatitis, pancreatic masses, with automatic marking of high-risk cases
3. All AI analysis results must be finally reviewed and confirmed by licensed physicians
4. Diagnostic reports are automatically filed and support one-click export, printing, and sharing

AI Diagnostic Report - Gastric/Pancreatic Ultrasound Examination

Medical Large Language Model v3.2 Analysis • March 29, 2026 14:34

Medical Large Language Model v3.2 Analysis • Confidence 98.5%

Patient Information

Patient ID
#178
Patient Name
James Anderson
Age/Gender
42 years / Male
Examination Type
Gastric Ultrasound (Gastric Filling Contrast)
Referring Physician
Dr. Sarah Johnson
Examination Date
March 29, 2026

Ultrasound Images

Lesion Area Gastric Longitudinal Section

Longitudinal Section - Gastric Body

Pancreatic Transverse Section

Transverse Section - Pancreatic Head

Measurement Data

  • • Gastric lesion size: 2.3 cm × 1.8 cm × 2.1 cm
  • • Gastric wall thickness: 0.8cm (normal 0.3-0.5cm)
  • • Pancreatic size: head 2.5cm, body 1.8cm, tail 2.0cm
  • • Pancreatic echo: heterogeneous with hypoechoic areas
  • • Main pancreatic duct width: 0.3cm (normal ≤0.2cm)

AI Risk Assessment

85
Risk Score
Risk Level
High Risk
Confidence
98.5% (Very High)

Key Findings

Gastric lesion - suspected gastric cancer (possible poorly differentiated adenocarcinoma of gastric body), abnormal pancreatic parenchyma

Key Features

  • Focal thickening of gastric wall with disrupted layer structure
  • Hypoechoic mass with irregular margins
  • Heterogeneous pancreatic parenchymal echo with scattered calcifications
  • Mild dilation of main pancreatic duct
  • No obvious enlarged lymph nodes

Differential Diagnosis

  • Adenocarcinoma of gastric body (85%)
  • Chronic pancreatitis (10%)
  • Gastric lymphoma (5%)

Recommended Actions

Urgent: Gastroscopy + biopsy recommended within 7 days
  • Abdominal contrast-enhanced CT/MRI to assess lesion extent
  • Blood tests for tumor markers (CEA, CA199)
  • Consult with gastroenterology/gastrointestinal surgery specialist
  • Pancreatic function tests (amylase, lipase)