Report templates

Structured PET and scintigraphy report templates containing the items international guidelines require. Fill in the form, then copy the Turkish or English report text into your own reporting system.

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Reporting language: phrases to avoid and to prefer

Short suggestions for a common reporting language across institutions.

AvoidPrefer
"Clinical correlation recommended" (on its own)State which test or which finding should confirm what.
"Suspicious lesion"Use a standard likelihood category (Deauville, E-PSMA / PSMA-RADS, EANM V/Q reading).
"Hypermetabolic lesion" (alone)Site, size, value with SUV type and the reference region (liver, blood pool).
"Malignancy cannot be excluded"State the likelihood and the recommended next step.
"SUV 5""SUVmax 5.0 (body weight)"; give SUV type and normalisation.
"Within normal limits" (no criterion)Say which structure is normal against what (e.g. the local reference range).
Mixing physiological uptake into the findingsDescribe physiological and benign uptake in a separate paragraph.
"Compared with the previous study" (no date)Give the type and date of the comparison study; if none, "no prior study".
Long, repetitive impressionShort numbered points that answer the clinical question, most important first.

Templates are drafts (prepared from the guidelines, awaiting expert approval). They do not make a diagnosis or assign a category; the physician chooses it. For education and a common reporting language.