Isabelle Riederer, Mark Mühlau, Benedikt Wiestler, Benjamin Bender, Johann-Martin Hempel, Markus Kowarik, Thomas Huber, Claus Zimmer, Tiberiu Andrisan, Maximilian Patzig, Hanna Zimmermann, Joachim Havla, Ansgar Berlis, Lars Behrens, Meinrad Beer, Jennifer Dietrich, Nico Sollmann, Jan Stefan Kirschke
As a result of technical developments and greater availability of imaging equipment, the number of neuroradiological examinations is steadily increasing [1]. Due to improved image quality and sensitivity, more details can be detected making reporting more complex and time-intensive. At the same time, reliable algorithms increasingly allow quantitative image analysis that should be integrated in reports in a standardized manner. Moreover, increasing digitalization is resulting in a decrease in the personal exchange between neuroradiologists and referring disciplines, thereby making communication more difficult...
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