{"id":"6948b4f52756f34e628c4dfa","name":"CT Angiography (CTA) of the Abdomen and Pelvis with Contrast","slug":"ct-angiography-cta-of-the-abdomen-and-pelvis-with-contrast","description":"","category":{"modality":"CT","system":"Body"},"tags":[],"sections":{"title":{"defaultText":"","aiInstructions":"Use the exam title as the report heading. Include modality, body region, and whether contrast was administered."},"clinicalHistory":{"defaultText":"[Patient-specific — populated at report time]","aiInstructions":"Ask the user for: patient age, sex, presenting complaint, relevant clinical history, and reason for the exam. This section contextualizes the entire report. Always include it."},"comparison":{"defaultText":"No prior studies available for comparison.","aiInstructions":"Ask if prior imaging studies are available. If yes, specify modality, date, and institution. Describe interval changes from prior."},"technique":{"defaultText":"CTA of the abdomen and pelvis was performed before and after the administration of intravenous contrast. Multiplanar reformatted images were provided for interpretation. Axial slice thickness: [Insert mm, e.g., 1.25mm].","aiInstructions":"Ensure the technique clearly states that both the abdomen and pelvis were imaged. If the user mentions a specific contrast volume or flow rate (e.g., \"100mL at 4mL/s\"), update the text to include these specifics."},"findings":{"defaultText":"Vessels: No evidence of aortic aneurysm or dissection. The celiac, SMA, IMA, and renal arteries are patent without significant stenosis. No evidence of central or segmental pulmonary emboli in the visualized lung bases. IVC filter noted.\n\nHepatobiliary: Normal liver size and attenuation. No focal lesions. Gallbladder is normal without stones or wall thickening. No biliary ductal dilatation.\n\nPancreas: Normal morphology and enhancement. No ductal dilatation or masses.\n\nSpleen: Normal size and enhancement.\n\nAdrenals: Bilaterally normal in size and appearance.\n\nKidneys: Symmetric enhancement and excretion. No hydronephrosis, solid masses, or calculi.\n\nBowel: Normal caliber and wall thickness throughout. No signs of obstruction or ischemia.\n\nMesentery: No mesenteric lymphadenopathy or haziness.\n\nPeritoneum/Retroperitoneum: No free fluid, free air, or pathologic lymphadenopathy.\n\nSoft tissue: No significant abdominal wall or pelvic soft tissue abnormalities.\n\nOsseous structures: No aggressive lytic or blastic lesions. No acute fractures.","aiInstructions":"Parse the user's raw input for each organ system. If a system is not mentioned, keep the \"Within normal limits\" or \"Normal\" default text. If an abnormality is mentioned (e.g., \"2cm cyst in liver\"), replace the \"Normal\" default for that specific organ with a professional description. Use standard radiological terminology (e.g., \"hypoattenuating,\" \"patent,\" \"unremarkable\").","fields":[]},"impression":{"defaultText":"No evidence of abdominal aortic aneurysm or aortic dissection.\n\nNo evidence of central or segmental pulmonary emboli in the visualized lung bases.\n\nNo acute intra-abdominal or pelvic pathology.","aiInstructions":"Summarize the most clinically significant findings in numbered list format. Lead with the primary diagnosis or most urgent finding. Include recommendations for follow-up or additional workup where appropriate. Use formal radiology report language."}},"aiUsageInstructions":{"summary":"Use this template to generate a complete CT Angiography (CTA) of the Abdomen and Pelvis with Contrast radiology report.","steps":["1. Collect patient clinical history from the user (age, sex, clinical indication).","2. Confirm whether prior studies are available for comparison.","3. For the Technique section, use defaultText or adapt based on actual acquisition parameters.","4. For each field in sections.findings.fields: ask the user for the finding or infer from clinical context. Use defaultText if the structure is normal.","5. Generate the Impression by summarizing the most significant findings from step 4.","6. Use the aiInstructions for each section to guide the depth and format of the content.","7. Maintain formal radiology report language throughout. Passive voice preferred.","8. If any finding is abnormal, quantify it with measurements and describe its imaging characteristics."],"language":"Formal radiology report language. Passive voice preferred. Avoid first-person pronouns.","format":"Numbered impression list. Prose findings paragraphs or structured field-by-field format both acceptable.","units":"Report measurements in centimeters (cm) for masses, millimeters (mm) for small structures."},"meta":{"canonicalUrl":"https://radiluxreports.com/templates/ct-angiography-cta-of-the-abdomen-and-pelvis-with-contrast","claudeApiUrl":"https://radiluxreports.com/templates/api/claude/ct-angiography-cta-of-the-abdomen-and-pelvis-with-contrast","useInDashboardUrl":"https://radiluxreports.com/?templateId=6948b4f52756f34e628c4dfa","apiUrl":"https://radiluxreports.com/templates/api/ct-angiography-cta-of-the-abdomen-and-pelvis-with-contrast","updatedAt":"2026-03-01T02:12:04.801Z","license":"Free for clinical and educational use. Attribution appreciated."}}