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Quantitative imaging biomarkers

Reports a radiologist can defend.

Traceable. Honest about its limits. Built for scrutiny.

VERISYN.CO builds quantitative imaging tools that hold up to scrutiny. Every value a report shows traces to a named, published source; where the evidence is not settled, the tool says so rather than fill the gap. That discipline is the standard behind every product we build.

Runveri.Liver

The page is public so practising radiologists can test veri.Liver's output under real-world conditions — open a report and flag anything it should handle better.

01 The first product

veri.Liver

A quantitative liver-MRI report. Iron, fat, fibrosis and stiffness — measured, staged, and shown with the evidence behind each boundary.

Reliable quantitative reading, within reach of a physician who is not a subspecialist.

Is
A staging report built from measurements, showing its work.
Is not
Not a black box. Not a diagnosis. Not a substitute for the radiologist.
Why
A non-subspecialist can act on a finding that carries its own evidence.

02 The standard

Evidence-based

Every staging boundary rests on published evidence.

Traceable

Open any result to its source, cited on the report.

No silent gaps

Where the evidence is unsettled, the report says so.

Holistic

Iron, fat, fibrosis and stiffness read together, not apart.

03 How it's built

The reading, done once.

The liver-MRI literature is large, scattered, and shifting. Weighing all of it to a defensible stage, case by case, is not realistic for a non-subspecialist. veri.Liver is that synthesis — assembled with AI into one logical framework: the subspecialist reading, in one place.

Built with AI. Runs with none.

No model in the loop when a report is made. Every boundary resolves to a published cut-off you can open and check.

04 Available

Available

veri.Liver

Single-patient quantitative liver MRI — iron, fat, fibrosis and stiffness, staged and printed as two A4 pages. Vendor-neutral, works offline with nothing to install, and no study ever leaves your machine.