PDF documents for radiologists

2 min read·31 March 2028

As a radiologist you handle imaging reports, intervention records, referral letter responses, and DICOM attachments. PDFrust helps you merge, secure, and organise these documents — entirely locally and GDPR-compliant.

Merging imaging reports and clinical correlations

A radiology report includes the technical description, the clinical correlation, and the conclusion with follow-up advice. Merge the radiology report with the clinician's referral letter into one investigation file. The split function helps you extract the conclusion for inclusion in the discharge letter or GP report.

Bundling intervention records and pathology reports

Interventional radiology generates procedures such as biopsy records, ablation reports, and embolisation documentation. Merge the intervention record, the pathology result, and the pre-procedural imaging report into one intervention file per patient. Then compress for archiving in the radiology information system (RIS).

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Organising DICOM export documentation and CD cover letters

Patients who receive their images on CD or USB receive a cover letter and a brief technical description. Merge the cover letter, the radiology report, and the DICOM export instructions into one document for the patient. Then compress for safe email forwarding.

Processing sensitive radiological data in a privacy-safe way

Radiology reports contain special category personal data: diagnoses inferable from imaging results, oncological findings, and incidental findings. PDFrust processes all files locally — no cloud uploads. Always password-protect reports sent outside the hospital.

Bundling MDT preparation and tumour board reports

Radiological contributions to oncological MDTs and tumour boards consist of the preparatory imaging summary, the treatment response evaluation, and the staging report. Bundle all radiological contributions per patient and per MDT date into one clear file for the radiology conference.