From upload to an accountable read.
A 7T cardiac MRI study moves through a clear sequence of machine checks and human judgment. Every handoff produces an artifact the next stage can use.
Study pathway
Six stages · four handoffs
The right artifact, at the right moment.
The pipeline separates preparation, quality, escalation, and review so the next person—or agent—can see what happened before they act.
- 01Intake
A study arrives with its context intact.
The hospital uploads the cine study and acquisition context. Harkheart’s Intake agent checks the incoming material and produces a normalized study package for the rest of the workflow.
Responsible party
Hospital upload + agent
Artifact produced
Study package
- 02Motion Correction
The agent makes motion visible—and correctable.
The agent applies motion correction to the cine series, preserving the study as it arrived while producing a corrected series for downstream quality review.
Responsible party
Agent
Artifact produced
Corrected series
- 03QCTriage
Quality signals decide what needs attention.
The agent runs image-quality checks and triages the result. It produces a QC report and a flagged finding when a study or finding needs the attention of an on-call subspecialist reader.
Responsible party
Agent
Artifact produced
QC report / flagged finding
- 04Subspecialist ReaderAudit
A subspecialist closes the loop.
When review is needed, the on-call subspecialist reader records a reader decision. The workflow also produces an audit event, leaving a clear record of the handoff and outcome.
Responsible party
On-call subspecialist reader
Artifact produced
Reader decision / audit event
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