Anatomiq MRI
Plain English · Cinematic 3D Anatomy
Your MRI report, brought to life.
You have the report. You've read the words — desiccation, stenosis, herniation — and nobody translated them. We explain every term in plain English, and we can recreate your spine's findings as a cinematic 3D anatomy film.
Photograph or upload your actual MRI report and we can recreate your spine in 3D, 4K anatomic detail.
Desiccation — the dried-out discStenosis — the narrowed tunnelHerniation — disc material out of boundsAnnular tear — the ring gives wayRadiculopathy — the pinched-nerve patternSpondylosis — the umbrella word for disc and joint changes
Desiccation — the dried-out discStenosis — the narrowed tunnelHerniation — disc material out of boundsAnnular tear — the ring gives wayRadiculopathy — the pinched-nerve patternSpondylosis — the umbrella word for disc and joint changes
The Translation
The words become pictures.
Radiology reports are written for doctors. We rebuild them for you — every finding shown on a photoreal anatomical model, level by level, so the vocabulary finally has a picture attached.

"Broad-based disc bulge" — disc material extending beyond its normal boundary.

"Moderate central canal stenosis" — the main nerve tunnel with less room than it used to have.

"Nerve root impingement" — disc material touching or pressing a nerve.
The bones — firm blocks that stack, like ice cubes.
The discs — cushions between the blocks; a worn one sits flatter.
The Process
How it works
STEP 1
Photograph your report
The written report only — paper or patient portal. No scan discs needed, no appointment, no co-pay.
STEP 2
We rebuild your findings
Each finding your radiologist wrote is recreated on a photoreal 3D anatomical model — your levels, your findings.
STEP 3
You finally see it
A narrated personal video, yours to keep and share — so the next conversation with your doctor starts from understanding.
The Educator
Meet Emme.
Emme decodes one piece of MRI jargon at a time — a real report phrase, translated into plain English, shown on the model. Follow along, and bring your own report's vocabulary here when you're ready.
Emme is an AI educator character. Education only — never diagnosis.
Start Free
First, the words — free.
Before anything else: every term on your MRI report, explained in plain English, free. Spine, shoulder, knee, hip, ankle — look up the exact phrases your radiologist wrote. Most people start here.
When You're Ready
See yours brought to life.
From a $49 walkthrough course to your complete MRI recreated in 3D, 4K anatomic detail — narrated, yours to keep. Pay nothing today; we take a limited number of people per month.
Education only. Anatomiq MRI translates the words already written on your radiology report and shows you, anatomically, what each finding means. It is not a diagnosis, a second opinion, a treatment recommendation, or medical advice, and it does not create a doctor–patient relationship. Questions about what your findings mean for your health, their cause, or your treatment belong with your own examining physician. We never alter, grade, or reinterpret your radiologist's findings — we illustrate them. This information is built by a practicing, board-certified orthopaedic spine surgeon. Emme is an AI educator character. Films are licensed for personal, educational use only.