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Editorial Policy

Public Sono Ai Report guide about Editorial Policy, with context, preparation notes, references and safety limits for ultrasound use.

Editorial goal

The public content of Sono Ai Report exists to explain the product, its limits, its authorship, its sources, its security policy, and its role in the ultrasound reporting workflow. It should help doctors, clinics, search engines, and browsing agents understand what the platform does and, with the same clarity, what it does not do.

The content is not published to replace medical consultation, institutional guidelines, medical records, signed reports, or clinical decisions. Public pages about assistive AI must preserve the responsibility of the doctor who reviews, edits, and signs the final report.

Who produces and reviews

• Public authorship of the product and methodology is attributed to Dr. Pedro Henrique Sales Pontes, radiologist and sonographer.
• The institutional responsible is ${COMPANY_NAME}, CNPJ ${COMPANY_TAX_ID}.
• Content about product operation, method, references, and clinical limits must be reviewed before being published as official information.
• Educational materials linked to the Ultrasound Academy may contextualize teaching and experience in ultrasound, but do not replace original guidelines.

Sources and traceability

Medical or methodological content should point to the methodology and sources page when relying on references, classifications, guidelines, educational materials, or internal rules for report organization. Statements without sufficient support should not be turned into a public promise.

• External sources should be cited as references, not copied as proprietary content.
• The public text should explain the scope of the reference and avoid suggesting universal automatic validation.
• When information may change, the canonical page should be used as the source of truth.
• Legal pages, security, privacy, terms, contact, and subprocessors must remain traceable without login.

Use of AI in public content

AI tools can assist with drafts, organization, or linguistic review, but official public content must be checked by a responsible human before publication. AI must not be used to invent sources, numbers, certifications, regulatory approvals, integrations, clinical outcomes, or capabilities that are not supported on the official pages.

• Do not publish claims of autonomous diagnosis.
• Do not claim to replace the doctor, RIS, PACS, medical records, or the clinic's internal policy.
• Do not use real patient data in public content.
• Do not promise certification, regulatory approval, or clinical outcomes without an official published source.

Corrections and updates

Factual errors, broken links, outdated commercial information, privacy issues, or sensitive clinical points should be corrected when identified. Relevant changes in public content should keep the page updated and, when it makes sense, point to the corresponding canonical source.

• General corrections can be sent to ${SUPPORT_EMAIL}.
• Privacy and LGPD topics should go to ${PRIVACY_EMAIL}.
• Security issues should go to ${SECURITY_EMAIL}.
• Billing questions should go to ${BILLING_EMAIL}.

Related canonical pages

Page updated on {LEGAL_UPDATED_AT}. This policy describes publishing and review principles, and does not replace contracts, legal advice, original medical guidelines, or internal medical record policies.

• About the creator and methodology
• Methodology and sources
• Frequently asked questions about assistive medical AI
• Trust center
• Ultrasound Academy
• Security and LGPD
• Privacy
• Contact

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