PURPOSE: To determine the clinical importance and relative value of reinterpreting brain
CT imaging studies by subspecialty experts regarding changes in clinical management …

OBJECTIVE. The purposes of this study were to determine the clinical importance and
relative value of reinterpretation of brain CT studies by subspecialty experts by assessing …

BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE: The repeatability of head CT interpretations may be
studied in different contexts: in peer-review quality assurance interventions or in …

Prior studies have evaluated discordance rates among radiology residents in interpretation
of head computed tomograms (CTs). To our knowledge, there has been no study to compare …

AIM: To assess the impact on patient management of formal neuroradiology “second
reading” of computed tomography (CT) and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) images …

The aims of the present study were to determine the rate of misinterpretation of non‐contrast
cranial CT scans by emergency specialists and trainees compared with specialist …

BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE: Prior studies have revealed little difference in residents'
abilities to interpret cranial CT scans. The purpose of this study was to assess the …

Prior studies have found a 3%–6% clinically significant error rate in radiology practice. We
set out to assess discrepancy rates between subspecialty-trained university-based …

BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE: Studies have looked at the accuracy of radiologic
interpretations by radiology residents as compared with staff radiologists with regard to …

Skill mix is under review in many radiology departments with radiographers undertaking
more clinical responsibilities. We present the results of a study comparing the accuracy of …