CT report template
CT Thoracic Angiography report template
Technique: Contrast-enhanced CT angiography of the thoracic aorta.
Typical indications: Suspected aortic dissection, aneurysm or acute aortic syndrome.
Report sections
The CT Pulmonary Angiography / CT Thoracic Aorta report structure, section by section.
- Ascending aorta, arch and descending aorta calibre
- Intimal flap, dissection or intramural haematoma
- Great vessel origins
- Pulmonary arteries, if opacified
- Heart, pericardium and mediastinum
- Lungs, pleura and bones
Sample impression
Illustrative and synthetic — not a real case.
- No intimal flap to suggest dissection.
- Aortic calibre within normal limits.
- No pericardial effusion.
From dictation to finished report
Dictate your findings naturally. RadSpeed maps them onto the CT Pulmonary Angiography / CT Thoracic Aorta structure above, keeps your reporting style, numbers the impression and returns clean text to your existing workflow. You do not fill in a form — you speak, and the structure is applied for you.
- Dictate the findings in any order.
- RadSpeed structures them into the sections above and drafts the impression.
- Review and sign off — the final wording stays yours.
This template is a reference scaffold with synthetic sample text. It is not clinical guidance, and the sample impression is illustrative only. RadSpeed is assistive software, not a diagnostic device. Never enter patient-identifiable information into public tools.