Error and Discrepancy in Radiological Diagnosis
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https://doi.org/10.25748/arp.29602Abstract
• Discrepancies between reports of Radiology exams and their subsequent patient outcomes are not necessarily considered error or malpractice. • The performance, evaluated by the report and interpretation of the findings by the Radiology specialist, may not be perfect or outstanding, and some discrepancies, or even errors, are inevitable. • The error or discrepancy, in the interpretation and reporting of the findings by the Radiology specialist, is not equivalent or equal in itself to negligence or malpractice. • The error or discrepancy can occur for intrinsic (human) or extrinsic (technical or systemic) reasons.Downloads
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2023-09-27
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