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• FIGURE 5 illustrates a structured reporting pane according to one embodiment.
• the one or more processors 18 of the apparatus 16 are configured to generate the display 12A on the display device 14 of the apparatus 10.
• the display 12A may be a display 12A as seen in FIGURES 2 and 3, while in other embodiments, the display 12A may not include an imaging pane 24.
• FIGURE 6 illustrates a drop-down menu suggested finding code pane 28B according to one embodiment.
• a suggested finding code pane or a suggestion pane 28B may include one or more suggested finding codes 48 and one or more adoption buttons 52 corresponding to the one or more suggested finding codes 48.
• a suggestion pane 28B may be a transient suggestion pane 28B, which is only generated by the one or more processors 18 on the display 12B after receiving an input from an input 22.
• the suggestion pane 28B may have an exit or close button 54, wherein upon receiving an input from the input 22, the one or more processors 18 removes the suggestion 28B from the display.
• a display 12B contains a suggestion pane 28B even if the suggestion pane 28B is not always visible or displayed in the display 12B.
• FIGURE 8 illustrates a narrative report according to one embodiment.
• the one or more processors 18 operating in conjunction with the display device 14 and the one or more user interface devices 22 are configured to enable the clinician to generate a narrative report 56 based on the finding codes 40 that have been adopted into the current report.
• a narrative report contains an interpretation summary section 58, in which one or more anatomies 32 may be summarized in sub-sections 60.
• the one or more processors 18 display only the textual components of the adopted finding codes 48 within the interpretation summary section 58 and the anatomical sub-sections 60.
• FIGURE 11 illustrates a method S100 flow chart for the guided structured reporting of physiological information by using a guided structured reporting apparatus.
• physiological information is received at a workstation 16.
• the physiological information may include at least one of patient physiological imaging information, patient records, patient finding codes 48, patient structured reports 58, and stored rules for suggesting finding codes.
• the one or more processors 18 generate a display 12, 62 on the display device 14 of the workstation 16 in a second step S104.
• the display may include at least one of a reporting panel 26 and a suggestion panel 28.
• a transient suggestion panel 28B may always be visible.

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