Icongratulate Patel et al 1 for their careful examination and publication of risk factors in their
article “Risk Factors for Perceptualversus-Interpretive Errors in Diagnostic Neuroradiology” …

In the recent AJNR study by Ivanovic et al, 1 interpretation volume is associated with
diagnostic error at the time of interpretation, presumably in the form of a missed diagnosis or …

D iagnostic radiology is a vital component of our modern healthcare system, providing
clinicians with the information they need to diagnose and treat a wide range of medical …

BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE: Diagnostic errors in radiology are classified as perception
or interpretation errors. This study determined whether specific conditions differed when …

Please see the Editorial Comment by Ibrahim S. Tuna discussing this article. Chinese
(audio/PDF) and Spanish (audio/PDF) translations are available for this article's abstract …

Productivity in Academic Neuroradiology: A National Survey of Neuroradiology Division
Chiefs.” 1 Many studies have reported on the correlation between diagnostic errors and an …

BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE: Prior studies have found a 2%–8% clinically significant
error rate in radiology practice. We compared discrepancy rates of studies interpreted by …

Purpose: To determine the discrepancy rates of radiology residents interpreting emergent
neuroradiology magnetic resonance (MR) imaging studies and to assess any adverse …

BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE: Unlike in Europe and Japan, guidelines or
recommendations from specialized radiological societies on workflow management and …

Background and Purpose: A common perception is that increased on-call workload leads to
increased resident mistakes. To test this, we evaluated whether increased imaging volume …