ODRISC for clinicians

Maternal health.Fetal growth.One clinical view.

Bring pregnancy dating, maternal context and serial ultrasound measurements into one longitudinal view. See what has been recorded, what has changed, and what needs a closer look.

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Designed to support your assessment and the conversations that follow.

A clinician and a pregnant woman discussing an ultrasound together
Every pregnancy has a story.A clearer view. A more informed conversation.
01 / The clinical context

The pregnancy is continuous.
Its records are often separate.

A dating record. An ultrasound report. A maternal observation. Each adds context at a different moment. ODRISC is designed to organise these observations around the same pregnancy timeline, keeping their sources in view.

Pregnancy datingThe documented baseline
CONTEXT
Ultrasound measurementsEach assessment, in sequence
CHANGE
Maternal observationsRelevant information for review
CONNECTION
One pregnancy. Information connected across time.
02 / The longitudinal view

See each visit within
the whole pregnancy.

Follow one fictional case through three assessments. Select a visit to see its reported measurements, interval change, Doppler observations and source record.

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Pregnancy in viewDEMO-001 · Fictional demonstration case
Interactive preview
Estimated fetal weight1,237 gReported example value
Selected assessment28w 3d22 Apr 2026
Change from previous scan+542 gOver 30 days

Growth across visits

Reported EFW
Three reported estimated fetal weights across pregnancy331 grams at 20 weeks, 695 grams at 24 weeks 1 day, and 1237 grams at 28 weeks 3 days. The line connects recorded values; it is not a reference curve or a prediction. The same values are available in the visit buttons and data table.05001,0001,500g20w 0d24w 1d28w 3d

Connecting reported measurements across time. No projection or population centile curve is shown.

Estimated interval growth126 g/weekEFW difference ÷ 30 days × 7
Selected: 28w 3d · 22 Apr 2026Synthetic data · Not for clinical use
03 / Pregnancy dating

A consistent timeline
for every assessment.

Keep the selected estimated due date and its supporting source visible. Each subsequent visit sits against that documented baseline, with any authorised revision recorded separately from the assessment of growth.

Learn about pregnancy dating
Example dating record · DEMO-00112 Jul 2026

Estimated due date · Fictional case

Dating source
First-trimester record
First assessment
20w 0d · 22 Feb 2026
Latest assessment
28w 3d · 22 Apr 2026

Dating verification and growth interpretation are separate review steps.

04 / Growth interpretation

Size today.
Change across visits.

A measurement becomes more useful when its date, interval and reference are clear. Move from the reported estimate to the information needed to interpret it.

01 — THE MEASUREMENT

Estimated fetal weight

Review the reported estimate and its source. Keep measurement uncertainty part of the clinical conversation.

Review fetal growth
02 — THE INTERVAL

Change between scans

See the difference between recorded estimates alongside the actual time elapsed between assessments.

Explore interval change
03 — THE REFERENCE

Know the method

Understand which reference produced a result, which inputs it uses, and the population and gestational range it applies to.

Review clinical references
The maternal journey

Health in context.

History, weight and relevant pregnancy observations.

The fetal journey

Growth over time.

Serial measurements, assessment dates and Doppler context.

Connected-view concept · In development
05 / The maternal connection

Two journeys.
One pregnancy.

Maternal health and fetal growth belong in the same clinical conversation. ODRISC is designed to bring relevant maternal context alongside serial fetal observations, supporting a connected review over time.

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06 / Verification & clinical control

From report to review,
with you in control.

The proposed report workflow keeps source information close to the measurements being reviewed. Report extraction is planned; confirmation remains a distinct step before information joins a clinical timeline.

01

Add the record

Retain the report date, source and measurement units.

02

Check the values

Review entries against the original source and resolve uncertainty.

03

Confirm the record

Keep verification separate from interpretation and clinical assessment.

04

Review the timeline

Bring the confirmed observation into view alongside previous visits.

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Healthcare professionals discussing information together
07 / Shared understanding

A clearer picture
to discuss together.

The patient experience helps women understand their pregnancy. The clinician experience brings clinical detail into view. Together, they support conversations about recorded changes and the next steps agreed with the care team.

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08 / Clinical trust

Clear methods.
Visible boundaries.

Evidence in its proper context

Published guidelines inform the clinical methods. Verification of a software implementation and clinical validation are separate forms of evidence, each with its own scope and limitations.

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Transparent about availability

Fetal growth can be explored through this demonstration. Provider intelligence remains labelled in development while release status is confirmed. Clinician account connection is pending; this preview collects no patient information.

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Platform

One clinical view. From context to conversation.

ODRISC is designed to organise information around the consultation: establish the pregnancy context, review observations across visits, and keep the source behind each measurement available for review.

Context at every step.

01 / CONTEXT

Pregnancy dating

A documented baseline for every subsequent assessment.

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02 / CHANGE

Fetal growth

Serial measurements, interval change, Doppler and staging context.

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03 / CONNECTION

Maternal–fetal view

Relevant maternal information alongside the fetal journey.

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Pregnancy dating

A documented baseline.
A traceable decision.

The estimated due date and its supporting evidence provide the context for gestational age. The proposed dating workflow keeps the selected source visible and records authorised revisions, so later assessments can be interpreted against a consistent baseline.

Read the dating reference
Information to preserve
Source
Dating record and date
Selected baseline
Estimated due date
Review
Reviewer and verification state
Revision
Reason and documented change

Verification of dating does not establish that fetal growth is normal.

Report to review · Extraction planned

The source stays
part of the story.

Report extraction is a proposed workflow. A clinician should be able to inspect dates, units and values, resolve uncertain entries, and confirm the record before it is used in the timeline.

01 / SOURCE

Retain the report

Preserve the report identity, date and origin.

02 / CHECK

Review the entries

Compare extracted values with their source and mark missing information.

03 / CONFIRM

Record verification

Keep the reviewer and corrections visible in the proposed workflow.

04 / INTERPRET

Consider the context

Review the observation alongside the established dating and prior assessments.

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See the story behind
each assessment.

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