Radiological Reporting in Clinical Practice

1. Introduction
2. From Images to the Technical and Ethical Responsibilities of Reporting
3. Medical-Legal Aspects
4. Review of the Literature on Reports
5. Current Health Needs
6. Principal Report Typologies
7. From the Typology of the Report to the Sensitivity of the Radiologist
8. The Psychology of a Good Report: Radiologist and User
9. Radiological Semiotics in the Report
10. Considerations on the Usefulness of the Clinical Description
11. Common Sense in Clinical and Preclinical Diagnosis
12. The Rationale of Reporting Methodology
13. Normality Reports Depending on the Subject’s Age
14. Errors in Reporting
15. The Structured Report and PACS
16. Radiological Reporting in the United States
Nick Terheyden

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