Dear readers,
Last month’s Newsletter explored the formal criteria and classification system adopted by the radiological community for preparing structured reports in cardiology. Continuing on this theme, this month’s issue offers an in-depth look at the origins and evolution of structured reporting in radiology.
The podcast, presented by Dr. Polici, a member of Professor Laghi’s team, looks at key milestones in the development of structured reporting, the role of scientific societies in standardizing reporting processes, the response of the radiological community, and the resulting benefits — particularly in light of the latest advancements driven by artificial intelligence (AI).
To complement the podcast, this Newsletter also includes a chapter from a recently published e-book. It serves as a practical guide to achieving greater precision and rigor in structured reporting, while highlighting how AI can help overcome common challenges and open up new opportunities for the future.
As usual, suggestions for topics to be covered in future issues of this newsletter are welcome: please send your proposals to us at editorial@mdct.net.
From the MDCT.net team
