Classifications

Radiology classifications in reports

Practical criteria for evaluating radiology reporting software by workflow, buyer profile, and technical requirement.

BI-RADS in radiology reports

BI-RADS should appear as reviewable clinical structure, not loose text pasted at the end.

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TI-RADS for thyroid reports

TI-RADS depends on consistent descriptors and an impression that preserves physician judgment.

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LI-RADS in liver reports

LI-RADS needs technique, contrast phase, and explicit criteria to preserve traceability.

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Lung-RADS for lung screening

Lung-RADS should connect nodule, category, and recommendation without manual memory.

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RECIST in oncology radiology reports

RECIST needs comparable measurements, explicit target lesions, and an impression that supports tumor response follow-up without a parallel spreadsheet.

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Bosniak renal cyst classification in reports

Bosniak should turn septa, enhancement, calcifications, and solid components into a clear category with traceable follow-up.

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ASPECTS in acute stroke CT reports

ASPECTS needs to be fast, regionalized, and reviewable without hiding physician responsibility in time-dependent care.

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