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Imaging reports your radiologists will actually use

Structured templates for ultrasound, digital X-ray, CT, MRI and ECG, with the findings and impression sections your radiologists already write — editable, signable and delivered the same way as everything else.

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Radiologists do not want a form, they want a starting point

Rigid templates that force every study into the same boxes get abandoned within a week. What actually saves time is a well-written starting draft for a normal study, which the radiologist edits down to what they saw. That is the model Diagnosuya is built around.

What you get

What this gives your lab

  • Modality templates

    Obstetric and abdominal USG, chest and skeletal X-ray, CT and MRI protocols, and ECG — as editable starting drafts.

  • Free-text reporting

    Rich text for findings and impression, so a radiologist can write what they actually observed rather than fighting a form.

  • Image attachments

    Attach key images to the report so the referring doctor sees the study and the words together.

  • Comparison with priors

    Pull a previous study for the same patient alongside the current one, so interval change is easy to describe.

  • Radiologist signatures

    Signature and registration number applied at verification, recorded permanently against the study.

  • Same-day delivery

    Reports go out over WhatsApp, SMS or email the moment they are signed, exactly like pathology reports.

Drafting

Start from normal, edit to what you saw

Each template opens as a complete, well-phrased normal study. The radiologist changes the findings that differ and writes the impression. For a routine scan that is thirty seconds of work instead of five minutes of typing.

  • Normal-study drafts for each common protocol
  • Phrase library for findings your radiologists write often
  • Measurements and calculated values, including obstetric dating and EFW
  • Impression section always required before a study can be signed
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Throughput

Built for a busy imaging list

A radiologist reporting fifty studies in a session needs to move between them without friction. The worklist is ordered, keyboard-navigable, and remembers where they were.

  • Worklist ordered by modality, urgency or waiting time
  • Keyboard navigation between studies without returning to a menu
  • Draft studies saved continuously, so nothing is lost to a closed tab
  • Multiple radiologists reporting in parallel without collisions
The difference

What changes once this is running

  • Routine studies get reported in a fraction of the time, without dictation
  • Reports read consistently across radiologists, because they start from the same language
  • Referring doctors get the report the same day rather than the next
  • Imaging and pathology sit on one patient record at combined centres
Works with

Pairs well with

Features that labs usually turn on alongside this one.

FAQ

Radiology reporting — common questions

Is radiology included in the standard plans?
Radiology reporting is included on the Radiology Centre and Diagnostic Centre plans. On a Pathology plan, USG and digital X-ray reporting are available as paid add-ons — useful for a pathology lab that has added a single imaging service.
Do you integrate with PACS?
We support attaching key images to reports directly, and can integrate with a PACS for study retrieval on our larger plans. Tell us what you run and we will confirm what is possible before you commit.
Can we add our own templates?
Yes. You can create and edit templates yourself, and we will build your existing ones for you during onboarding at no charge. Most centres come with a set of Word documents they have used for years, and we convert those.

Still have a question? Talk to our team or call +91 80 4718 2200.

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