Radiological Reporting in Clinical Practice

"Radiological Reporting in Clinical Practice" is a specialized book that addresses the challenges and methods of radiological reporting in clinical practice. Given the multitude of diagnostic imaging techniques, such as X-rays, CT scans, magnetic resonance imaging, nuclear medicine, and ultrasound, radiologists face the task of describing and interpreting a vast amount of imaging material. The increasing expectations from both patients and physicians requesting examinations necessitate a nuanced and precise reporting approach. The book offers a methodology for standardizing reporting and places particular emphasis on the linguistic composition of reports, which takes into account both medical and legal aspects. The authors, Fabio Grigenti and Francesco Schiavon, provide valuable insights into the effective communication of examination results and the importance of nuanced language in radiology.