Abstract
The large number of images and the complexity of the findings in CT studies of patients with multiple trauma make structured reports necessary. Structured reports enable radiologists to evaluate all the radiological and clinical findings in an orderly and systematic way and to highlight those that can be important for determining the treatment approach. This article proposes a three-part radiology report: a first part to describe life-threatening findings; a much-more detailed second part describing the findings according to anatomic regions, in which the report should be adapted to the different medical/surgical classifications normally used in managing trauma; and a third part that aims to improve the quality of the report.
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