Structured Reporting versus Free-Text Reporting for Appendiceal Computed Tomography in Adolescents and Young Adults: Preference Survey of 594 Referring Physicians, Surgeons, and Radiologists from 20 Hospitals - Concepedia

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Structured Reporting versus Free-Text Reporting for Appendiceal Computed Tomography in Adolescents and Young Adults: Preference Survey of 594 Referring Physicians, Surgeons, and Radiologists from 20 Hospitals

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Sung Bin Park, Min-Jeong Kim, Yousun Ko, Ji Ye Sim, Hyuk Jung Kim, Kyoung Ho Lee

Korean Journal of Radiology

Abstract

Overall, the care providers preferred SR to FTR. Further investigation into the sustained use of the SR is needed.

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