When people read their radiology report or medical report, the terms unremarkable and abnormal findings can feel confusing. From my work helping patients review their scan results, I’ve learned that understanding these two terms makes a big difference in how someone interprets their imaging results and overall diagnostic process. Even though the wording may sound … Read more
When radiologists review a scan, they begin by studying the human body at a macroscopic level, which means paying attention to what the naked eye can perceive through diagnostic imaging. Their main goal is to check for any visible abnormalities during the examination. If none are seen, they consider the area unremarkable, a medical term … Read more
When I first started reviewing radiology interpretations, the word unremarkable surprised me because it sounded so plain. Many patients felt the same way whenever they saw it in their radiology report, medical report, or doctors’ notes. In daily language, people think unremarkable means boring or unimportant, but in medical terminology, it actually gives important information … Read more