How to Upload and Analyze an sEMG or ROM Device Report
ChiroScribe reads surface EMG and range-of-motion device reports (PDF or a photo of the printout) — like a MyoVision printout — and produces a structured, attribution-first read you can file with the case. Study reads stay out of active treatment plans until a provider has reviewed them.
How this works in ChiroScribe
Open the imaging gallery
Open the patient's chart and go to the imaging gallery.
Choose upload study
Select the option to upload a clinical study rather than an X-ray or MRI image.
Upload the file
Upload the sEMG or ROM device report as a PDF (up to 10MB) or a photo of the printout (up to 20MB).
Review the structured read
ChiroScribe returns a structured, attribution-first read of the study for provider review.
Confirm the read
Confirm the read once a provider has reviewed it.
What clinical study analysis covers
Clinical study analysis reads surface EMG (sEMG) and range-of-motion (ROM) device reports — the kind of printout a device like MyoVision produces — as a PDF or a photo of the printout.
This is distinct from uploading an X-ray or MRI image — clinical study analysis reads an sEMG/ROM device report, not an X-ray or MRI film.
Why study reads stay out of active treatment plans
Study reads stay out of active treatment plans until you've reviewed them — by design. A device report is often written for a different audience and context than the visit note, so it should not silently alter an active plan of care before a provider looks at it.
File size limits
PDF uploads are supported up to 10MB. Photos of printed reports are supported up to 20MB.
Safety and clinical review
AI output is attribution-first — findings are documented as reported on the source device report — and bounded, never an impairment rating. It is meant to support, not replace, the provider's own review of the report. The provider remains responsible for clinical interpretation.
Troubleshooting
If the upload is rejected, check the file size against the PDF (10MB) or image (20MB) limit.
Clinical study analysis is a Practice-plan feature, and only owner and provider roles can upload studies. Contact support@chiroscribe.io if something looks stuck.
Common questions
What kind of reports can ChiroScribe analyze as a clinical study?
Surface EMG (sEMG) and range-of-motion (ROM) device reports — for example a MyoVision printout — uploaded as a PDF or a photo of the printout. ChiroScribe produces a structured, attribution-first read you can file with the case. Study reads are deliberately kept out of active treatment plans until a provider has reviewed them.
What file types and sizes are supported for study uploads?
PDF uploads up to 10MB, and photo uploads of printed reports up to 20MB.
Does uploading a study change my active treatment plan automatically?
No. Study reads stay out of active treatment plans until a provider has reviewed them.