Four modalities, and a second read.
Every study is reported by a board-certified consultant radiologist. What changes between them is which consultant, and how quickly the queue moves.
X-ray
The highest-volume study most centres run, and the one a backlog builds from first. Plain films are read and reported by a consultant, not triaged by whoever is free.
- Chest, skeletal, abdominal and dental plain films
- Reported against the clinical history sent with the study
- Follow-ups linked to the earlier study, so a comparison is one click
CT
Cross-sectional studies read by consultants who read them daily. Emergency scans are flagged at intake and go to the top of the queue rather than into it.
- Head, chest, abdomen, pelvis and contrast studies
- Emergency priority set by the centre, honoured in assignment
- Read in the browser at full series resolution
MRI
The studies where subspecialty matters most. An MRI brain goes to a neuroradiologist and an MRI breast to a breast imager — assignment is by subspecialty, not by availability.
- Neuro, musculoskeletal, abdominal and breast imaging
- Assigned to the consultant whose subspecialty matches the study
- Standardised report templates per study type
Second opinion
A second read on a study already reported, whether the first report came from RadSync or from somewhere else. For the cases where confidence matters more than turnaround.
- Available to facilities, clinicians and patients
- Read by a different consultant from the original reporter
- Returned as its own signed report, not an annotation on the first
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