UK-Based · Fully Accredited

Expert cardiac MRI & CT reporting,
delivered globally

Subspecialist cardiac reporting. Faster, anywhere.

Turnaround Available 24-Hour

Certified Specialists Level 3

Full-Spectrum Reporting CMR & CT

Serving UK & International

What we offer

Cardiac Imaging Services

Subspecialist reporting delivered remotely and securely, with 24-hour turnaround available for routine work. Pricing is structured around your case volume, service mix and turnaround requirements.

Animated cardiac MRI short-axis cine of the left ventricle

Cardiac MRI Reporting

Comprehensive CMR reporting across function, perfusion, viability, cardiomyopathies and congenital heart disease.

CMR reporting →

3D cardiac CT coronary artery reconstruction

Cardiac CT Reporting

Expert CTCA, calcium scoring, structural heart and pre-procedural CT reporting. Level 3 certified and guidelines-based.

CT reporting →

Quantitative cardiac MRI parametric map used in core lab image analysis

Research & Core Lab Reporting

Independent image analysis for clinical trials, registries and academic studies, covering blinded reads, quantitative endpoints and protocol-consistent reporting to research standard.

Research services →

Training, Education & Second Opinion

Protocol Development, Acquisition Training & Independent Review

Beyond routine reporting, Oxcardio supports the teams behind the scan.

We provide expert protocol development for CMR and cardiac CT, ensuring every study is optimally designed from the outset, alongside specialist acquisition training for radiographers and ongoing quality-control support, delivered in person or remotely.

We also provide independent subspecialist second opinions on complex or uncertain CMR and CT cases, typically returned within 24-48 hours, for centres wanting senior input without the delays of a tertiary referral.

Discuss training Second opinions

Accreditations held across our reporting clinicians

SCMRSociety for Cardiovascular
Magnetic Resonance

EACVIEuropean Association of
Cardiovascular Imaging

BSCIBritish Society of
Cardiac Imaging

Why the mix matters

Cardiac imaging sits across two specialties. Oxcardio covers both.

Cardiac MRI and cardiac CT are reported by cardiologists in some centres and by radiologists in others. Each brings a different strength to the same study.

Our reporting team spans both, the way cardiac imaging is staffed in major academic centres, so neither perspective is missing from your service.

About our clinicians

Two perspectives

CardiologyThe clinical context around a finding: how it sits alongside symptoms, echo and angiography, and the management decision waiting on the report.
RadiologyThe whole field of view: the lungs, mediastinum and upper abdomen captured in every cardiac study, where significant incidental findings appear.

Start with a governed pilot

Trial cardiac MRI or CT reporting before committing long term

For hospitals and imaging centres exploring specialist cardiac reporting support, Oxcardio can begin with a pilot: a limited, agreed piece of work so your teams can assess the service before any longer-term arrangement.

Designed for hospitals launching or expanding CMR, CTCA or second-opinion services
Technical scoping of scanner, PACS/RIS and image transfer with your IT team
Report templates, escalation route and named clinical contact agreed with your team

Discuss a pilot

1Introductory call

2Technical scoping

3Secure transfer setup

4Test cases and reporting

5Review and next steps

Institutional readiness

Governed reporting, agreed before go-live

Oxcardio agrees the data-transfer, reporting and escalation process with each partner institution before go-live.

1Governance agreed

2Secure transfer configured

3Documentation shared

4Go-live

Common questions

About UK cardiac MRI tele-reporting

A short selection. See all 17 questions, including onboarding, secure transfer, governance and pricing.

What is cardiac MRI tele-reporting?

Cardiac MRI tele-reporting (CMR tele-reporting) is a service in which a specialist in cardiac imaging interprets cardiac MRI scans remotely and delivers a written subspecialist report to the referring institution.

Oxcardio is a UK-based cardiac MRI tele-reporting service, providing Level 3 CMR and cardiac CT reporting to hospitals in the UK and internationally, with a 24-hour turnaround available for routine cases.

What is the turnaround time for cardiac MRI reports?

A 24-hour turnaround is available for routine CMR and cardiac CT reporting, measured from scan receipt.

The turnaround that applies to your institution is agreed at onboarding and depends on case complexity, volume and the service level in place.

Expert second opinion reviews are typically returned within 24-48 hours, and urgent pathways can be arranged for time-critical cases. Discuss this with us at the onboarding stage.

What accreditations do your reporting specialists hold?

Every clinician reporting for Oxcardio is fully accredited in cardiac imaging at Level 3, the highest competency tier.

Accreditations held across the team come from SCMR (Society for Cardiovascular Magnetic Resonance), EACVI (European Association of Cardiovascular Imaging) and BSCI (British Society of Cardiac Imaging).

All reporting clinicians trained at leading UK academic centres including Oxford and London.

Global reach of Oxcardio cardiac imaging tele-reporting

Our reach

Cardiac expertise,
wherever you practise

Access to Level 3 cardiac imaging specialists remains limited across much of Africa, the Middle East and Southeast Asia. Oxcardio provides internationally accredited reporting directly to your institution.

Our tele-reporting model means your patients receive the same diagnostic standard as those in leading academic medical centres, without the cost or delays of international referral.

Governance & security

Expert cardiac MRI & CT reporting,delivered globally