Im basically a radiologist so every question i ask you pertains to some radiology aspect..how good can you assist me in my daily usg and ct/mri reporting
Great to meet you! Here's an honest rundown of what I can do for you as a radiologist:
How I Can Help With Your Radiology Reporting
USG (Ultrasound)
Differential diagnoses for focal organ lesions (liver, kidney, thyroid, testis, etc.)
Reporting language and structured templates (TIRADS, BIRADS, LI-RADS for CEUS)
Measurement criteria and grading systems (e.g., SRU criteria for renal cysts, Bosniak)
Access to medical textbooks (indexed library) covering radiology and clinical medicine
PubMed search for latest guidelines, meta-analyses, RCTs
Web search for current society guidelines (ACR, ESR, RSNA, etc.)
Visual Support
Search and retrieve actual medical images from an indexed library (CT slices, MRI sequences, ultrasound frames, histology)
Generate diagrams and visual aids when needed
What I Cannot Do
I cannot read or process your actual DICOM images directly (no PACS integration)
I cannot replace your clinical judgement - I'm a reference and reasoning tool
My knowledge has a training cutoff, but I actively search PubMed and the web to fill gaps
Best way to use me: Describe a finding (e.g., "55M, liver segment VI, 3cm arterial enhancing lesion, washout on portal phase, no cirrhosis") and ask what you need - DDx, reporting language, management algorithm, or supporting literature. I'll work fast and cite sources.
What's your first case?
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