"Articles in this section are about the practical approach to dealing with a topic in diagnostic and interventional radiology. This includes guidelines for appropriate imaging (e.g. Canadian C-spine rules), how to read a specific imaging study, radiological errors, using reporting systems (PI-RADS, etc.) and using measurements to assess abnormalities."
"Articles in this section are about anything to do with the field of AI as it relates to imaging science and its practical application to the clinical practice of radiology."
"This section is limited to articles on the staging of malignant disease. This may be TNM staging or an alternative system."
"Articles in this section include anything related to diagnostic and therapeutic investigations/interventions - of any modality - conducted in a typical radiology department. It is not for articles that describe pathology or signs on radiographs."
Expected headings
"Specific sections"
"Anatomy"
"Approach"
"Artificial intelligence"
"Classification"
"Gamuts"
"Imaging technology"
"Interventional radiology"
"Mnemonics"
"Pathology"
"Radiography"
"Signs"
"Staging"
"Syndromes"
"Similarly most articles about specific conditions, (e.g. breast cancer) will include a section about their pathology; however, this does not mean that they should be in the section “pathology”. That section is reserved for articles that specifically pertain to topics related to pathology (e.g. desmoplasia)."
"Articles in this section are primarily about the anatomy of organs, vessels, nerves, etc. (e.g. pancreas) or variant anatomy (e.g. pancreatic duct variants)."
"Similarly most articles about specific conditions, (e.g. breast cancer) will include a section about their pathology; however, this does not mean that they should be in the section “pathology”. That section is reserved for articles that specifically pertain to topics related to pathology (e.g. desmoplasia)."
"Articles in this section cover a broad range of topics pertaining to the basic physics and applied science of how the various imaging modalities work. This section also includes imaging artifacts and contrast media. It does not, however, include articles that pertain to radiographic technique; these have their own “radiography” section (see below)."
"Articles in this section exclusively pertain to specific systems for classifying, staging, scoring or grouping a condition or treatment. They are not larger articles that merely contain a classification system, and in fact in most instances classification systems should be broken out of larger articles into stand alone articles."
"We encourage people to create articles on mnemonics as long as they are practical for everyday clinical use, memorable and contain (as a minimum) the common features, causes, etc. of the entity in question."