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. 2025 Apr 17;27:e63786. doi: 10.2196/63786

Table 2.

Word count of radiology reports.

Cancer sites ORRsa, mean word count, n (SD; range) IRRsb, mean word count, n (SD; range) Difference (95% CI)c P valued Tukey post hoc test
All sites (N=698) 818.74 (197.57; 306-1423) 1025.82 (42.87; 930-1100) 207.08 (206.81 to 208.79) <.001 Significant
Brain (n=32) 931.74 (119.66; 417-866) 1030.31 (44.65; 957-1096) 98.57 (88.57 to 98.31) <.001 Significant
Thyroid (n=76) 699.72 (30.90; 625-780) 1027.8 (45.44; 930-1098) 328.08 (324.06 to 328.44) <.001 Significant
Breast (n=86) 849.81 (70.60; 683-1015) 1022.77 (42.50; 951-1099) 172.96 (172.94 to 175.39) <.001 Significant
Lung (n=98) 471.91 (47.96; 306-576) 1022.32 (39.28; 950-1098) 550.41 (503.55 to 507.35) <.001 Significant
Esophagus (n=10) 948.60 (94.06; 745-1109) 1013.20 (45.61; 959-1091) 64.60 (59.55 to 72.10) .03 Not significant
Gastric (n=30) 953.67 (96.17; 743-1109) 1033.37 (46.24; 953-1097) 79.70 (100.35 to 104.26) <.001 Significant
Liver (n=32) 894.94 (72.03; 763-1068) 1022.28 (39.95; 955-1081) 127.34 (119.94 to 126.56) <.001 Significant
Pancreas (n=18) 904.72 (89.65; 771-1085) 1028 (39.64; 957-1082) 123.28 (104.83 to 113.27) <.001 Significant
Colorectal (n=74) 1065.41 (140.26; 814-1423) 1024.73 (42.27; 951-1098) −40.68 (−73.71 to −67.91) .01 Not significant
Kidney (n=61) 831.90 (100.53; 621-1092) 1031 (43.74; 952-1100) 199.10 (193.59 to 196.59) <.001 Significant
Prostate (n=37) 797.81 (64.91; 593-942) 1023.54 (45.14; 951-1099) 225.73 (196.78 to 200.87) <.001 Significant
Bladder (n=50) 685.19 (97.35; 719-1256) 1019.18 (45.12; 950-1093) 333.99 (334.28 to 342.91) <.001 Significant
Ovary (n=61) 1009.64 (81.44; 831-1152) 1023.41 (41.94; 951-1097) 13.77 (−33.67 to 11.61) .22 Not significant
Uterus (n=33) 810.55 (98.50; 576-1009) 1044.30 (42.54; 955-1099) 233.75 (210.98 to 218.52) <.001 Significant

aORR: original radiology report.

bIRR: interpretative radiology report.

cThe 95% CI of the difference between the IRRs and ORRs.

dThe ORRs and IRRs of different cancer sites were analyzed statistically.