You're dictating the impression. Notat is structuring the report.
Notat listens while you read a study and dictate findings, and drafts a structured report — organized by section, ready to sign.
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CT abdomen and pelvis, working through the impression
You're reading a CT and dictating your findings the way you always do, section by section.
Tuesday, 15:45
You
“Liver shows no focal lesions, normal size and contour. Gallbladder unremarkable, no stones.”
You
“There's a 2 centimeter hypodense lesion in the right kidney, likely a simple cyst, Bosniak I.”
You
“No free fluid, no lymphadenopathy. Impression: simple right renal cyst, otherwise unremarkable study.”
While you dictated, Notat pulled out:
Findings by organ system, structured as you read the study.
Liver/gallbladder
· No focal liver lesions
· Gallbladder unremarkable
Renal finding
· 2cm hypodense right renal lesion
· Bosniak I, likely simple cyst
Other
· No free fluid
· No lymphadenopathy
Impression
· Simple right renal cyst
· Otherwise unremarkable study
Radiology report — drafted
Findings
Liver: no focal lesions, normal size/contour. Gallbladder unremarkable, no stones. Right kidney: 2cm hypodense lesion, Bosniak I. No free fluid, no lymphadenopathy.
Impression
Simple right renal cyst (N28.1). Otherwise unremarkable CT abdomen/pelvis.
Recommendation
No follow-up imaging required for a Bosniak I lesion. Clinical correlation as needed.
Structured by section exactly as you dictated — ready to sign, not to retype.
FactsContext™ structures your dictation without changing your read
A radiology report has to reflect exactly what you saw. Notat's FactsContext™ engine extracts the structured findings from your dictation first — organ by organ, exactly as you describe them — then organizes the report from those facts.
Findings become structured facts
FactsContext™ organizes your dictated findings by section, without altering your clinical read.
Every finding has a source
Tap any line to hear the exact moment you dictated it. Verifying takes seconds.
You sign, it files
Nothing enters the record until you approve it. Your read leads; Notat structures.
A full worklist read, zero reports left in the queue
This is what a reporting day looks like when structuring keeps pace with reading.
08:00
Worklist opens
You tap record as you open the first study. Dictate the way you always do.
15:45
CT abdomen/pelvis reported
The report is drafted, organized by section, as soon as you finish dictating.
17:00
Between studies
No reports piling up for later transcription. Each finished as you move to the next study.
19:00
Worklist cleared
Every report signed. Nothing left in the transcription queue overnight.
19:10
You go home
No backlog of unsigned reports waiting for tomorrow.
Reports written in the language your department runs on
Dictate in your own words, in your own language, and Notat structures the report to match — useful across multilingual radiology departments.
Dictate in Dutch → structured report in Dutch or English
English
Norsk
Dansk
Svenska
Suomi
Eesti
Nederlands
Deutsch
Español
Italiano
Français
العربية
Polski
Português
Reports structured by modality and study type
The formats radiology departments run on, ready from day one.
CT report
Findings by organ system and impression, structured from your dictation.
MRI report
Sequence-by-sequence findings, organized and ready to sign.
Ultrasound report
Findings and measurements, structured from your read.
Procedure report
Indication, technique, and findings for interventional procedures.
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Questions clinicians actually ask
Does this replace my own clinical read?
No. Notat structures your dictation into a report — it doesn't interpret the images. Your read is entirely yours; Notat organizes the words.
Can it handle standard radiology dictation style?
Yes — dictate findings and impression the way you normally would, organ by organ or section by section, and FactsContext™ structures it.
What if it mishears a measurement or finding?
Every finding links back to the exact moment you dictated it, so a misheard detail takes seconds to catch and correct before you sign.
Does it work across different study types?
Yes — CT, MRI, ultrasound, and procedural reports all follow their own structured formats.
Where does the audio go?
Notat is built in Europe for European privacy rules — encrypted, processed under European data-protection law.
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