MeVis Lung-RADS app helps healthcare professionals such as radiologists, oncologists, pulmonologists, referring physicians, and medical students to develop and practice routine use of the Lung-RADS reporting scheme.
The Lung CT Screening Reporting and Data System (ACR Lung-RADS™, Version 1.1) is a quality assurance tool to structure and standardize lung cancer screening CT interpretation and reporting of assessment categories for the whole lung care team.
Features
√ Reference: Read the details of all assessment categories in your pocket, specifically the specific Lung-RADS assessment categories (0, 1, 2, 3, 4A, 4B, 4X) and modifier S.
√ Nodule Classification: Guides you to get the suitable assessment category with a step-by-step structured query for all relevant impressions such as pulmonary nodule type, size, development over time, additional findings, etc.
√ Quiz Mode: Can you assign the correct Lung-RADS category to randomly generated nodule findings? Challenge yourself and compare your choice to ACR Lung-RADS™ category.
Acknowledgements
Developed in cooperation with the experts of the Rescue Lung, Rescue Life team at the Lahey Hospital and Medical Center, Boston/MA.
The Lung CT Screening Reporting and Data System (ACR Lung-RADS™, Version 1.1) is a quality assurance tool to structure and standardize lung cancer screening CT interpretation and reporting of assessment categories for the whole lung care team.
Features
√ Reference: Read the details of all assessment categories in your pocket, specifically the specific Lung-RADS assessment categories (0, 1, 2, 3, 4A, 4B, 4X) and modifier S.
√ Nodule Classification: Guides you to get the suitable assessment category with a step-by-step structured query for all relevant impressions such as pulmonary nodule type, size, development over time, additional findings, etc.
√ Quiz Mode: Can you assign the correct Lung-RADS category to randomly generated nodule findings? Challenge yourself and compare your choice to ACR Lung-RADS™ category.
Acknowledgements
Developed in cooperation with the experts of the Rescue Lung, Rescue Life team at the Lahey Hospital and Medical Center, Boston/MA.
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