Observed arrival · 2026-11-08
RadEx, a typing assistant for radiology reports
RadEx presents a Windows tool for radiologists that expands shorthand, corrects typos as they are typed, and pastes saved report text with keyboard shortcuts.
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- Radiologists typing reports on Windows
- Worth noticing
- The demo shows DB expanding to “disc bulging,” “foramnial” corrected to “foraminal,” and Ctrl+Alt+1 inserting a normal L-spine template.
Field notes
The described workflow centers on a user-maintained abbreviation dictionary and keyboard shortcuts for saved templates, alongside real-time typo correction. The page gives examples such as DB expanding to “disc bulging” and Ctrl+Alt+C copying a completed report; it also says text stays on the PC. Several operational details, including the version and code-signing identity, remain visibly unfilled.
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