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YOUR LANGUAGE. YOUR REPORTS.

Written by the RLES AI clinical rules team · Last updated: 29 August 2026

A planning assistant you have to address in a foreign language is a planning assistant you use less. RLES AI serves surgeons fully in 16 languages — write in yours, and everything comes back in it.

SIXTEEN LANGUAGES, FULL SERVICE

Turkish, English, Spanish, German, French, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, Polish, Dutch, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Hindi, Azerbaijani and Indonesian are fully supported — conversation, case analysis and PDF reports alike. Arabic and Farsi are served in chat and voice, with native-script PDFs on the roadmap. Your preference is detected from your first messages, saved to your card, and can be changed with a sentence. Writing in a language off the list still gets a reply in that language, with a single verification note.

TWO LANGUAGES PER CASE, WHEN NEEDED

  • The patient information document can be issued in a different language than your report — work in English, hand your patient a document in Hindi, Russian or Arabic
  • Voice notes and voice reports follow your language too, with a natural voice for every supported language

WHAT IS NEVER TRANSLATED

Medical terminology and device/mode names — PROSCAN, TCRP, Q-LASIK, Barrett True-K — keep their international form in every language. A report must read identically to a colleague in Munich, Seoul or São Paulo; localisation stops where precision begins.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Which languages does RLES AI support?
Sixteen official languages including Turkish, English, Spanish, German, French, Russian, Chinese, Japanese and Korean — and the patient document language can differ from the surgeon’s working language.
Are medical terms translated?
No. Clinical terminology stays in its international form; only the surrounding language adapts.
SEE IT ON YOUR OWN CASES.
RLES AI runs as a mobile interface on your phone — nothing to install from a store, reports in minutes. The final clinical decision always rests with the surgeon.

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