MRI report template
MRCP report template
Copy a blank MRCP report format for biliary and pancreatic duct assessment. Keep the acquired sequences, duct findings and diagnostic limits explicit.
Technique: Multiplanar multisequence non-contrast MRI of the upper abdomen, including MRCP sequences.
Typical indications: Suspected choledocholithiasis, biliary obstruction or pancreatic ductal disease.
Scope: General MRCP scaffold. Report only the acquired sequences and assessable regions. It is not a complete PSC surveillance, pancreatic cyst or mass-characterisation report.
Report sections
The MRCP (Magnetic Resonance Cholangiopancreatography) report structure, section by section.
| Region | What to record |
|---|---|
| Intrahepatic ducts | Side and distribution of dilatation; strictures and upstream changes. |
| Extrahepatic ducts | Common hepatic duct and common bile duct calibre; stricture site and length; filling defects. |
| Gallbladder and cystic duct | Presence or surgical status; calculi and other assessable findings. |
| Pancreatic duct | Calibre, dilatation, strictures and assessable ductal anatomy. |
| Liver, pancreas and periampullary region | Parenchymal findings and characterisation limits of the acquired sequences. |
Sample impression
Illustrative and synthetic — not a real case.
- Distal common bile duct calculus with upstream ductal dilatation.
- No pancreatic ductal abnormality.
- Gallbladder contains further calculi.
Plain-text scaffold
Copyable MRCP report format
Copy this scaffold into your reporting system. Replace each bracketed prompt and remove any line you did not assess.
Independent blank scaffold, not a society-issued template. For reporting guidance, see the 2025 ESGAR consensus on MR imaging in primary sclerosing cholangitis (PSC-specific guidance).
EXAM: MRCP
CLINICAL DETAILS: [Indication and clinical question]
COMPARISON: [Study and date, or none available]
TECHNIQUE:
[Actual acquired sequences, including 2D and/or 3D MRCP and source images if acquired]
[Intravenous contrast agent and phases, if administered]
QUALITY: [Motion, artefact, non-assessable segments and diagnostic limitations]
FINDINGS:
Intrahepatic ducts: [Calibre, distribution and side of dilatation; strictures and upstream changes where present]
Extrahepatic ducts: [Common hepatic duct and common bile duct calibre; site, length and upstream dilatation of any stricture]
Ductal filling defects: [Location, number and size where assessable; appearance and diagnostic confidence]
Gallbladder and cystic duct: [Presence or surgical status, calculi and other findings within scan limits]
Pancreatic duct: [Calibre, dilatation, strictures and ductal anatomy where assessable]
Liver and pancreas: [Parenchymal findings within acquired sequences; state characterisation limits]
Periampullary region: [Findings and assessment limits]
Other visualised structures: [Relevant findings within coverage]
Interval change: [Change from available comparison]
IMPRESSION:
1. [Answer the clinical question; include level and likely cause of obstruction if present]
2. [Other relevant findings and material diagnostic limitations]From dictation to finished report
Dictate your findings naturally. RadSpeed maps them onto the MRCP (Magnetic Resonance Cholangiopancreatography) 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.