Review AI Measurements
Review AI Measurements
This guide explains how to review AI-generated measurements integrated into HeartLab.
AI-assisted measurement functionality is available through the US2.ai integration and helps clinicians:
- Speed up workflow
- Review measurements more efficiently
- Navigate quickly between measurements and source images
All AI-generated measurements should still be reviewed and validated clinically before finalising a report.
Applies to
- HeartLab users with US2.ai functionality enabled
Identify AI Measurements
AI-generated measurements are identified by a blue lightning bolt icon within the measurement list.
When hovering over the icon, HeartLab indicates that the measurement was generated using AI.
Navigate to the Source Image
To review the image associated with an AI measurement:
- Select a measurement from the measurement list.
- HeartLab will automatically open the image or frame used to generate the measurement.
- Review:
- The measurement value
- The traced contour (if available)
- Anatomical alignment
- Clinical plausibility
You can also perform the reverse workflow:
- Select a contour label directly on an image to highlight the associated measurement within the measurement pane.
Review All AI Measurements
To review AI measurements sequentially:
- Use the up and down arrow keys:
- On the keyboard, or
- Within the measurement interface
- HeartLab will navigate to the next available AI measurement.
- Review each:
- Contour
- Measurement value
- Source image
- Clinical consistency
If contours are available, they will appear within the study viewer.
AI measurements can be toggled on or off using:
- The contour label within the viewer, or
- The measurement card in the measurement pane
Review Multiple AI Measurements Simultaneously
To compare multiple AI measurements together:
- Switch to a multi-clip layout using:
- Keyboard shortcuts
2,3,4,6, or9, or - The layout selector within the viewer
- Keyboard shortcuts
- Review multiple clips side-by-side.
- Compare:
- Measurements
- Contours
- Cardiac phases
- Consistency across views