This is a collection of resources on the radiology report.  Everyone has an opinion, and I try to share mine as well as others’ here.  Please feel free to leave your thoughts, or share any other resources that you find useful.

Textbooks:

The Radiology Report Book

The Radiology Report by Curtis Langlotz – Recently published book that is a comprehensive and well researched resource about the radiology report (history, style/substance, voice recognition software, future, etc).

The Language of Fractures – An oldie that is out of print, but establishes the fundamentals of how to describe findings for bone radiography (the principles can be applied to just about any modality as I tried to do in my Lunguage page).

Online Resources:

University of Florida Curriculum in Radiology Reporting – a resource that I was fortunately exposed to as a first year resident.  A really nice place to start and learn the fundamentals of radiology reports.

Radiology Literature:

This is a list of some of my favorite reporting articles from over the years: