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Do Patrick,  Krishnarao Priya

Final Pr. ID: Poster #: EDU-103

Assessing and reporting pediatric bone age is a subjective and often tedious multi-step process. The typical reporting workflow at our institution requires perusing a hardcopy of a bone age atlas to find an image matching the PACS screen, finding reference values in a table, and performing rote arithmetic to determine the progress of skeletal maturity. Read More

Authors:  Do Patrick , Krishnarao Priya

Keywords:  bone, age, skeletal, structured, report

Kumar Ishan,  Aggarwal Priyanka,  Verma Ashish

Final Pr. ID: Poster #: EDU-053

This educational exhibit aims to present a comprehensive structured reporting framework for assessing skeletal dysplasia. By providing a systematic approach, we aim to facilitate better classification, diagnosis, and understanding of various skeletal dysplasia entities. Read More

Authors:  Kumar Ishan , Aggarwal Priyanka , Verma Ashish

Keywords:  Skeletal Dysplasia, Structured Reporting, X-Ray

Lakatos Andrea,  Kolossvary Marton,  Szabo Miklos,  Kiss Mate,  Gyebnar Gyula,  Bagyura Zsolt,  Kozak Lajos Rudolf

Final Pr. ID: Poster #: SCI-017

The radiology report is a tool to communicate information to the referring physician and record data for follow-up or research purposes. With structured reporting templates information becomes uniform, comprehensive and easily manageable. In collaboration with neonatologists and information technologists we developed a structured MRI reporting template for neonatal hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy (HIE). Read More

Authors:  Lakatos Andrea , Kolossvary Marton , Szabo Miklos , Kiss Mate , Gyebnar Gyula , Bagyura Zsolt , Kozak Lajos Rudolf

Keywords:  Hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy, Neonates, Magnetic resonance, Diffusion-weighted imaging, Structured reporting