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AI Scribe for Radiologists

Document imaging interpretations and interventional procedures in seconds. PatientNotes creates structured reports for CT, MRI, X-ray, ultrasound, and generates precise radiology documentation.

30-50 patients/day capacity
$50/month
Radiologist reviewing imaging studies

Documentation for Every Radiology Study

From diagnostic imaging to interventional procedures, PatientNotes handles all radiology documentation needs

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CT Interpretations

Head, chest, abdomen/pelvis CT reports with protocol documentation, contrast tracking, and findings.

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MRI Reports

Brain, spine, MSK MRI interpretations with sequence documentation and contrast administration.

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X-ray Readings

Plain film interpretations for chest, skeletal, and abdominal imaging with comparison studies.

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Ultrasound Studies

Abdominal, pelvic, vascular, and MSK ultrasound documentation with Doppler findings.

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Interventional Procedures

Biopsies, drainages, ablations, embolizations with fluoroscopy time and contrast documentation.

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Mammography

Screening and diagnostic mammography with BI-RADS scoring and density assessment.

Radiology-Specific Features

Built for the unique documentation needs of radiology

Structured Reporting

Standardized report templates for all modalities with organized sections: clinical history, technique, findings by region, comparison, and impression. Automatic formatting for consistency.

Critical Findings Tracking

Clear documentation of critical and urgent findings with time-stamped communication logs. Ensures compliance with Joint Commission requirements for critical result notification.

Measurement Tools

Precise documentation of lesion sizes, organ measurements, and quantitative parameters. Automatic calculation of volumes, growth rates, and response assessment (RECIST criteria).

Comparison Documentation

Systematic comparison to prior studies with interval change assessment. References prior exam dates, techniques, and findings for longitudinal tracking.

Scoring Systems

Integrated scoring for BI-RADS (breast), LI-RADS (liver), Lung-RADS (lung nodules), TI-RADS (thyroid), and PI-RADS (prostate) with automatic classification.

Procedure Documentation

Comprehensive interventional radiology procedure notes including consent, approach, imaging guidance, fluoroscopy time, contrast dose, complications, and specimen details.

Sample AI-Generated Radiology Report

See how PatientNotes documents a triphasic liver CT with hepatocellular carcinoma

radiology_report.txt
CLINICAL HISTORY:
62-year-old male with 6-month history of intermittent right upper quadrant pain, elevated liver enzymes (ALT 142, AST 98), and 15-pound unintentional weight loss. History of hepatitis C (treated, SVR achieved). Evaluate for hepatocellular carcinoma.

TECHNIQUE:
Multidetector CT of the abdomen and pelvis performed with administration of 100 mL IV contrast (Omnipaque 350) using a triphasic hepatic protocol (non-contrast, arterial phase at 20 seconds, portal venous phase at 70 seconds, delayed phase at 3 minutes). 5mm slice thickness with coronal and sagittal reformations.

COMPARISON:
Abdominal ultrasound from 3 months prior (05/12/2024) showing heterogeneous liver echotexture.

FINDINGS:

Liver:
- Liver demonstrates nodular contour and surface irregularity consistent with cirrhosis
- Segment 7/8: 3.2 x 2.8 cm heterogeneous mass with arterial hyperenhancement and portal venous/delayed washout (LI-RADS 5 - definite HCC)
- Segment 5: 1.4 cm arterial enhancing nodule with washout (LI-RADS 4 - probably HCC)
- No additional suspicious lesions identified
- No bile duct dilatation, common bile duct measures 6 mm

Portal Venous System:
- Main portal vein is patent with hepatopetal flow
- Mild splenomegaly (13.5 cm) consistent with portal hypertension
- Small volume ascites in perihepatic spaces

Gallbladder and Biliary Tree:
- Gallbladder wall thickening (4 mm) likely secondary to hypoalbuminemia
- No cholelithiasis or pericholecystic fluid

Pancreas, Spleen, Adrenals:
- Pancreas: normal size and attenuation, no mass or ductal dilatation
- Spleen: enlarged at 13.5 cm, homogeneous enhancement
- Adrenal glands: normal

Kidneys and Ureters:
- Both kidneys enhance symmetrically, no hydronephrosis
- Simple cortical cyst right kidney (2 cm, Bosniak I)

Bowel and Mesentery:
- No bowel wall thickening or obstruction
- No enlarged mesenteric lymph nodes

Peritoneum and Retroperitoneum:
- Minimal ascites in perihepatic spaces
- No retroperitoneal lymphadenopathy

Vasculature:
- Abdominal aorta: normal caliber, no aneurysm
- IVC: patent

Bones:
- No suspicious lytic or blastic lesions
- Mild multilevel degenerative changes

IMPRESSION:
1. Hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC):
   - Segment 7/8: 3.2 cm mass (LI-RADS 5 - definite HCC)
   - Segment 5: 1.4 cm nodule (LI-RADS 4 - probably HCC)

2. Cirrhotic liver with evidence of portal hypertension (splenomegaly, ascites)

3. Patent portal venous system - no tumor thrombus

4. No extrahepatic metastatic disease identified

RECOMMENDATIONS:
- Multidisciplinary tumor board discussion for treatment planning (transplant evaluation, resection candidacy, vs. locoregional therapy)
- AFP level if not recently obtained
- Consider MRI liver with hepatobiliary contrast agent for additional characterization if impacts management
- Triphasic CT chest to complete staging evaluation

CRITICAL FINDINGS:
Multifocal hepatocellular carcinoma - findings communicated to Dr. Smith (referring provider) by phone at 14:35 on 08/15/2024.

Electronically signed by: John Radiologist, MD
Date/Time: 08/15/2024 14:40

Intelligent CPT Code Suggestions

PatientNotes suggests the codes most commonly used in radiology

71045Chest X-ray, single view
74177CT abdomen and pelvis with contrast
70553MRI brain with and without contrast
76700Ultrasound, abdominal, complete
77002Fluoroscopic guidance for needle placement
36010Catheter placement, venous
19083Biopsy, breast, with imaging guidance
49405Image-guided fluid collection drainage

AI suggests relevant CPT codes based on your documentation—review and select with one click.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can PatientNotes create structured radiology reports?

Yes. PatientNotes generates structured radiology reports using standardized templates and terminology. It organizes findings by anatomical region, includes measurements, comparison to priors, and creates clear impressions with appropriate BI-RADS, LI-RADS, or Lung-RADS scoring when applicable.

Does PatientNotes support interventional radiology procedures?

Yes. PatientNotes documents interventional procedures including pre-procedure consent, intraoperative findings, fluoroscopy time, contrast dose, complications, and post-procedure instructions. It handles biopsies, drainages, ablations, embolizations, and vascular interventions.

How does PatientNotes handle critical findings communication?

PatientNotes helps document critical findings with clear labeling, urgency indicators, and communication tracking. It prompts for timely notification documentation and creates audit trails for critical result communication to referring providers.

Can I use voice dictation for radiology reports?

Yes. PatientNotes supports voice dictation optimized for radiology terminology. It recognizes anatomical terms, measurement units, and standard radiology phrases. The AI formats dictation into structured reports with appropriate headings and organization.

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