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. 2019 Jun 28;21(6):e13791. doi: 10.2196/13791

Table 2.

Viewing rates of radiologic imaging reports by emergency department patients.

Radiologic imaging category or test Imaging reports viewed

N n (%)
Broad category


Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) 2796 329 (11.77)

Computed tomography (CT) scan 8957 859 (9.59)

X-ray study 11,750 911 (7.75)
Specific radiologic imaging study (at least 50 studies for all patients)


MRI cervical spine with contrast 136 27 (19.9)

CT abdomen and pelvis without contrast 837 131 (15.7)

MRI brain—axial T2 188 27 (14.4)

CT abdomen and pelvis with contrast 2106 299 (14.19)

CT chest with contrast 175 22 (12.6)

MRI brain with contrast 1774 215 (12.12)

X-ray chest—anteroposterior and lateral 6418 644 (10.03)

MRI cervical spine without contrast 240 21 (8.8)

X-ray C-spine—anteroposterior and lateral 186 15 (8.1)

MRI brain without contrast 274 21 (7.7)

X-Ray abdomen— anteroposterior supine 468 35 (7.5)

CT brain without contrast 5137 360 (7.01)

X-ray chest anteroposterior/posteroanterior 3441 164 (4.77)

X-ray pelvis—anteroposterior 1109 46 (4.14)