RadWorld

A radiologic world foundation model

RadWorld

3D radiology, unified through generation.

A world foundation model that brings CT and MRI generation, translation and treatment simulation into a shared generative framework.

Generated CT & MRI volumes

The human body.
A shared generative foundation.

Pretrained on 232,781 curated scans from 152 datasets across 23 countries, RadWorld learns a shared generative prior across anatomical regions and imaging modalities.

Many tasks.
One generative framework.

CT and MRI tasks differ in the information available and the examination required. RadWorld brings scan generation, imaging translation and treatment simulation into a common formulation: generate a target 3D volume from the supplied conditions.

Generation

Generate virtual 3D CT and MRI volumes.

Generate CT and MRI volumes, and guide CT synthesis with radiology reports or segmentation masks.

Translation

Translate scans across imaging settings.

Condition on an available scan to generate a target modality, MRI sequence or contrast phase.

Simulation

Simulate post-treatment CT volumes.

Condition on pre-treatment CT and TACE details to generate virtual post-treatment scans for hepatocellular carcinoma.

Visual Turing test

Can you tell real from synthetic?

Explore ten tumor scans and decide which are real and which are generated. View the radiologist reader study to see how experts performed.

10 cases · CT & MRI · Tumor outlines

Your answers stay in this browser.

Downstream applications

Generate scans. Support downstream tasks.

Use RadWorld-generated scans to augment training data for classification, segmentation and report generation, or as inputs for survival prediction.

Classification

Improve chest abnormality classification with synthetic training scans.

Tumor segmentation

Improve segmentation across eight tumor types with synthetic training examples.

Report generation

Train report generation models with paired synthetic scans and reports.

Survival prediction

Use virtual post-TACE CT to support progression-free survival prediction.

Research team

The team behind RadWorld.

Jin Ye1,3‡, Chenglong Ma3,5,7‡, Lu Zhang6‡, Yanzhou Su8, Jiyao Liu3,7, Wei Li3, Yicheng Wu1, Zhihao Chen7, Yirong Chen3, Hongming Shan7, Zhaolin Chen1, Bohan Zhuang1, Yu Qiao3, Junjie Zhang2, Junjun He2,3,5*, Jianfei Cai1*, Yuanfeng Ji2,4*

‡ Equal contribution · * Corresponding authors

Affiliations

1Monash University 2Ant Healthcare 3Shanghai Artificial Intelligence Laboratory 4Stanford University School of Medicine 5Shanghai Innovation Institute 6The First Affiliated Hospital of Jinan University 7Fudan University 8Fuzhou University

Resources

Build with RadWorld.

Cite RadWorldBibTeX
BibTeX
@article{ye2026radworld,
  title   = {A World Foundation Model for 3D Tomographic Medical Imaging},
  author  = {Ye, Jin and Ma, Chenglong and Zhang, Lu and others},
  journal = {arXiv preprint},
  year    = {2026}
}