When faced with an unfamiliar radiographic image, junior doctors often wonder, 'Where do I start?' and 'Have I covered everything?' Having a logical and systematic approach to film viewing is vital in order to glean as much diagnostic information as possible from the image. A thorough approach, covering all aspects of the image, will ensure that potentially important pathology does not get missed. Frameworks for Radiology Reporting outlines methodical systems to aid image analysis for commonly encountered radiological examinations. These systems will help facilitate a reproducible process of image interpretation and avoid the common pitfalls of reporting. The book is divided up by body system, each of which covers the commonly encountered radiological examinations. There is also a chapter on paediatric interpretation, highlighting the main differences between paediatric and adult radiology. Throughout, high quality radiological images are annotated to demonstrate important points.Edited by two highly motivated radiology trainees with a special interest in medical education, this book benefits from the additional expertise of a range of consultant radiologists from a variety of sub-specialties. Frameworks for Radiology Reporting will not only be of great value to trainee radiologists but also to physicians and radiographers with an interest in the process of image interpretation.