CT report template
CT Head and Brain report template
Technique: Non-contrast CT of the brain.
Typical indications: Trauma, acute headache, suspected haemorrhage, stroke or raised pressure.
Report sections
The CT Head and Brain report structure, section by section.
- Extra-axial spaces for haemorrhage or collection
- Brain parenchyma and grey–white differentiation
- Ventricles and basal cisterns
- Midline and mass effect
- Skull, skull base and calvarium
- Paranasal sinuses and mastoids
Sample impression
Illustrative and synthetic — not a real case.
- No acute intracranial haemorrhage.
- No territorial infarct or mass effect.
- Age-appropriate involutional change.
From dictation to finished report
Dictate your findings naturally. RadSpeed maps them onto the CT Head and Brain 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.