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ViSion for Radiology Structured Reporting. David J. Vining, MD Professor, Diagnostic Radiology. Radiology reporting unchanged since Roentgen discovered x-rays. William Morton, MD, May 1896. . Narrative Reporting. November 15, 2006. November 24, 2008. October 29, 2009.
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ViSion for Radiology Structured Reporting David J. Vining, MD Professor, Diagnostic Radiology
Radiology reporting unchanged since Roentgen discovered x-rays William Morton, MD, May 1896.
Narrative Reporting November 15, 2006 November 24, 2008 October 29, 2009 • Many ways of saying same thing • Tedious disease monitoring • Inefficient data mining
Radiological Society of North America Structured Reporting Templates
Natural Workflow • Identify finding • Define where • Define what
ViSion Reporting 2006-9-5 2006-10-10 Multimedia Structured Reporting Compositing Image Findings Display of most recent image findings. 2006-3-29 2006-7-29 2006-9-8 2006-9-20 2006-10-10 Disease Timelines with therapeutic interventions Time
ViSion: How it Works • Screen & audio captures sent to cloud. • Integrates with no one, interfaces with all. ViSion report after image capture. Any imaging workstation
Every image is worth 1000 words But each is tagged with 2 words (anatomy+ pathology) in the report database. • Database supports numerous applications.
Tumor Assessment RECIST – Response Evaluation Criteria in Solid Tumors Mixed Response
Audit Trail Who did What & When ViSion reporting is a dynamic process
Notification of critical results Designating a finding as “Urgent” triggers automatic notification.
AutomaticTranslations Support for worldwide clinical trials
ViSion Reporting Follow a patient over an entire lifetime in a single view Age 45 Age 30 Age 57 Age 22 Age 63 Age 9 Applicable to any specialty