Radiology reporting guides
Practical resources for systematic reporting, checklists, classifications, and on-call work.
Practical resources for systematic reporting, checklists, classifications, and on-call work.
A systematic approach to PA and lateral chest radiographs, with a normal report example, short template, and common trainee mistakes.
First On-Call1 min readHow to Write a Radiology Report on Your First On-Call Shift: Concise, Clear, and Actionable ReportingResidents who are new to on-call reporting may swing between two extremes: describing everything in detail until the main result disappears, or writing so briefly that...
Reporting Efficiency1 min readHow to Write Radiology Reports FasterTyping time is the most visible part of reporting speed, but the keyboard is often not the true bottleneck. Starting each study from a different point, searching for the right...
Shortcut Habits1 min readLearn a Grammar Instead of Memorizing ShortcutsBuild a predictable radiology shortcut system from organ, finding, and grade components instead of memorizing hundreds of unrelated abbreviations.
Classification Systems1 min readLung-RADS v2022: Nodule Categories, Growth, and Reporting GuideLearn how Lung-RADS v2022 handles solid, part-solid, and ground-glass nodules, growth, categories 4A–4X, and practical reporting.