Expected headings
"Imaging protocol"
"Systemic approach to interpretation"
"Radiologists should always make a comparison with older study or studies; it cannot be emphasised enough the importance of reviewing all prior studies and not only the most recent one because sometimes interval changes between two consecutive studies are too subtle to be conspicuous but comparison with the older images can be revealing."
"Sometimes vital pieces of clinical information such as exposure history (smoking, drugs, organic protein exposure, dust, etc.), age, and gender are not provided on the refrral, which could completely change the list of differentials or even final diagnosis. Hence, radiologists need to actively try to obtain as much relevant information as possible. This can be done by developing good rapport with referring physicians or, if available, the (electronic) medical record."