Sentence examples for radiological reading from inspiring English sources

While there are numerous guidelines for lighting and display specifications in radiological reading rooms (Chawla & Samei, 2007; Harisinghani et al., 2004; Siddiqui, Chia, Knight, & Siegel, 2006), we have noted previously (Kompaniez et al., 2013) that there are few guidelines for specifying how images should be sampled or inspected during a radiological reading.

The radiological reading was performed by PCP.

However, few research has been directed at improving radiological reading software.

Ali Guermazi is President and co-founder of the Boston Imaging Core Lab (BICL), a company providing radiological reading services to academic researchers and to industry.

Several authors addressed the ever increasing image overload, the workflow difficulties of handling huge data volumes and the time-consuming radiological reading and interpretation process [ 1, 2].

Concentrating on the groups' specificity and sensitivity measures identified whether current tendencies in radiological reading style were comparable with those previously noted.

However, a clinician reading radiological images is very common and sometimes the reporting by the radiologist is only an economic formality.

Apart from reading radiological examinations using the "DICOM Viewer", smartphones and tablets are becoming increasingly important for radiologists attending conferences, and also in such everyday activities as answering specific questions, enhancing knowledge of particular topics, and keeping abreast of the latest technological and scientific discoveries [15].

Overall time for the orthopaedic specialist to decide case-treatment was calculated for Phase I from when the paediatrician finished reading the radiological report to the orthopaedic on call, to when the orthopaedic consultant expressed to the paediatrician his/her advice on case treatment.

We propose the following categorisation: Preliminary reads Radiological image interpretation usually performed in on-call emergency situations where there is no local radiologist available.

Computers read radiological scans with more accuracy than their human counterparts, and artificial intelligence continues to improve the nuance and subtlety with which our thinking machines "reason" to the point that they are becoming better than us in the intuition department as well.