Radiology report preparation

Reports are prepared.Radiologists focus on diagnosis.

Complete, review-ready reports prepared and delivered into the reporting system — so radiologists focus on evaluating the images and confirming the diagnosis, not drafting the report.

From a single study to a full daily volume — every report arrives prepared, and leaves as the final report.

Work like you have a Fellow with you every day.

Assessing the images. Confirming or challenging the diagnosis. Consulting with clinicians. Working with the imaging team. Aperture Reports brings radiologists a draft report to review.

How it works

Three steps. The workflow doesn’t change.

Reports are reviewed and signed in the practice’s own PACS — exactly as today.

Phase 01

The study is sent

Studies arrive from their modality source into the host PACS. From there, the images (and relevant comparisons if they are available) are transmitted using the same standards to Aperture Reports. Nothing upstream changes.

Phase 02

The report is prepared

A complete, properly organized report is prepared and reviewed by a board-certified radiologist before it is sent back to the host PACS.

Phase 03

Review and sign in the practice’s PACS

The report is already created. The radiologist interprets the images, reviews the draft report, verifies, and signs as author of record — no dictation, no time wasted creating the report.

What it changes

Spend more time looking at images... and almost no time creating a report.

Built for radiology practices, teleradiology groups, and health systems.

Radiology practices add reporting capacity without adding drafting load. Teleradiology groups keep turnaround tight as volume grows. Health systems give their radiologists hours back, every day.

More studies, same team

Add reporting capacity without adding drafting load.

No new software

Delivered over the DICOM and HL7 links the practice already runs — no new workstation software, no new login, no new reporting system to learn.

Their signature, their authority

The radiologist stays the author of record on every report.

Secure and compliant

HIPAA and PIPEDA compliant, with a full audit trail on every study.

Radiologists train all their lives to read images — not to type reports.

Let them do the part that matters.

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