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Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Chronic chest pain, noncardiac etiology unlikely: low to intermediate probability of coronary artery disease.
Initial imaging.
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Ultrasound echocardiography transthoracic stress
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The proposed procedure is **usually appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **strong
references**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Chronic chest pain, noncardiac etiology unlikely: low to intermediate probability of coronary artery disease.
Initial imaging.
|
Magnetic Resonance Imaging heart with function and vasodilator stress perfusion without and with Intravenous contrast
|
The proposed procedure is **usually appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **strong
references**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Chronic chest pain, noncardiac etiology unlikely: low to intermediate probability of coronary artery disease.
Initial imaging.
|
Computed Tomography Angiography coronary arteries with Intravenous contrast
|
The proposed procedure is **usually appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **strong
references**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Chronic chest pain, noncardiac etiology unlikely: low to intermediate probability of coronary artery disease.
Initial imaging.
|
Single Photon Emission Computed Tomography or Single-photon Emission Computed Tomography / Computed Tomography Myocardial Perfusion Imaging stress only
|
The proposed procedure is **usually appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **limited
references**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Chronic chest pain, noncardiac etiology unlikely: low to intermediate probability of coronary artery disease.
Initial imaging.
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Rb-82 Positron Emission Tomography/Computed Tomography heart
|
The proposed procedure is **usually appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **limited
references**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Chronic chest pain, noncardiac etiology unlikely: low to intermediate probability of coronary artery disease.
Initial imaging.
|
Rb-82 Positron Emission Tomography/Computed Tomography heart
|
The proposed procedure is **usually appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **limited
references**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Chronic chest pain, noncardiac etiology unlikely: low to intermediate probability of coronary artery disease.
Initial imaging.
|
Single Photon Emission Computed Tomography or Single-photon Emission Computed Tomography / Computed Tomography Myocardial Perfusion Imaging rest and stress
|
The proposed procedure is **usually appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **limited
references**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Chronic chest pain, noncardiac etiology unlikely: low to intermediate probability of coronary artery disease.
Initial imaging.
|
Single Photon Emission Computed Tomography or Single-photon Emission Computed Tomography / Computed Tomography Myocardial Perfusion Imaging rest and stress
|
The proposed procedure is **usually appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **limited
references**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Chronic chest pain, noncardiac etiology unlikely: low to intermediate probability of coronary artery disease.
Initial imaging.
|
Ultrasound echocardiography transthoracic resting
|
The proposed procedure is **may be appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **limited
references**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Chronic chest pain, noncardiac etiology unlikely: low to intermediate probability of coronary artery disease.
Initial imaging.
|
Magnetic Resonance Angiography coronary arteries without and with Intravenous contrast
|
The proposed procedure is **may be appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **strong
references**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Chronic chest pain, noncardiac etiology unlikely: low to intermediate probability of coronary artery disease.
Initial imaging.
|
Magnetic Resonance Imaging heart function and morphology without Intravenous contrast
|
The proposed procedure is **may be appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **strong
references**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Chronic chest pain, noncardiac etiology unlikely: low to intermediate probability of coronary artery disease.
Initial imaging.
|
Magnetic Resonance Imaging heart with function and inotropic stress without and with Intravenous contrast
|
The proposed procedure is **may be appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **strong
references**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Chronic chest pain, noncardiac etiology unlikely: low to intermediate probability of coronary artery disease.
Initial imaging.
|
Magnetic Resonance Imaging heart with function and inotropic stress without Intravenous contrast
|
The proposed procedure is **may be appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **strong
references**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Chronic chest pain, noncardiac etiology unlikely: low to intermediate probability of coronary artery disease.
Initial imaging.
|
Computed Tomography chest with Intravenous contrast
|
The proposed procedure is **may be appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **expert consensus**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Chronic chest pain, noncardiac etiology unlikely: low to intermediate probability of coronary artery disease.
Initial imaging.
|
Computed Tomography coronary calcium
|
The proposed procedure is **may be appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **limited
references**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Chronic chest pain, noncardiac etiology unlikely: low to intermediate probability of coronary artery disease.
Initial imaging.
|
Arteriography coronary
|
The proposed procedure is **usually not appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **limited
references**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Chronic chest pain, noncardiac etiology unlikely: low to intermediate probability of coronary artery disease.
Initial imaging.
|
Computed Tomography chest without and with Intravenous contrast
|
The proposed procedure is **usually not appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **expert consensus**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Chronic chest pain, noncardiac etiology unlikely: low to intermediate probability of coronary artery disease.
Initial imaging.
|
Computed Tomography chest without Intravenous contrast
|
The proposed procedure is **usually not appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **expert consensus**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Chronic chest pain, noncardiac etiology unlikely: low to intermediate probability of coronary artery disease.
Initial imaging.
|
Single Photon Emission Computed Tomography or Single-photon Emission Computed Tomography / Computed Tomography Myocardial Perfusion Imaging rest only
|
The proposed procedure is **usually not appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **limited
references**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Sudden onset of cold, painful leg.
Suspected vascular compromise.
Initial imaging.
|
Arteriography lower extremity
|
The proposed procedure is **usually appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **strong
references**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Sudden onset of cold, painful leg.
Suspected vascular compromise.
Initial imaging.
|
Magnetic Resonance Angiography abdomen and pelvis with bilateral lower extremity runoff with Intravenous contrast
|
The proposed procedure is **usually appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **strong
references**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Sudden onset of cold, painful leg.
Suspected vascular compromise.
Initial imaging.
|
Computed Tomography Angiography lower extremity with Intravenous contrast
|
The proposed procedure is **usually appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **strong
references**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Sudden onset of cold, painful leg.
Suspected vascular compromise.
Initial imaging.
|
Computed Tomography Angiography abdomen and pelvis with bilateral lower extremity runoff with Intravenous contrast
|
The proposed procedure is **usually appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **strong
references**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Sudden onset of cold, painful leg.
Suspected vascular compromise.
Initial imaging.
|
Ultrasound duplex Doppler lower extremity
|
The proposed procedure is **may be appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **strong
references**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Sudden onset of cold, painful leg.
Suspected vascular compromise.
Initial imaging.
|
Magnetic Resonance Angiography abdomen and pelvis with bilateral lower extremity runoff without Intravenous contrast
|
The proposed procedure is **may be appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **strong
references**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Sudden onset of cold, painful leg.
Suspected vascular compromise.
Initial imaging.
|
Magnetic Resonance Angiography lower extremity without and with Intravenous contrast
|
The proposed procedure is **may be appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **strong
references**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Sudden onset of cold, painful leg.
Suspected vascular compromise.
Initial imaging.
|
Magnetic Resonance Angiography lower extremity without Intravenous contrast
|
The proposed procedure is **may be appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **strong
references**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Sudden onset of cold, painful leg.
Suspected vascular compromise.
Initial imaging.
|
Ultrasound duplex Doppler aorta abdomen
|
The proposed procedure is **usually not appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **expert consensus**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Sudden onset of cold, painful leg.
Suspected vascular compromise.
Initial imaging.
|
Ultrasound intravascular aorta and iliofemoral system
|
The proposed procedure is **usually not appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **limited
references**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Rectal cancer.
Locoregional staging.
Initial imaging.
|
Ultrasound pelvis transrectal
|
The proposed procedure is **usually appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **strong
references**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Rectal cancer.
Locoregional staging.
Initial imaging.
|
Magnetic Resonance Imaging pelvis without and with Intravenous contrast
|
The proposed procedure is **usually appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **strong
references**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Rectal cancer.
Locoregional staging.
Initial imaging.
|
Magnetic Resonance Imaging pelvis without Intravenous contrast
|
The proposed procedure is **usually appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **strong
references**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Rectal cancer.
Locoregional staging.
Initial imaging.
|
Computed Tomography abdomen and pelvis with Intravenous contrast
|
The proposed procedure is **may be appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **strong
references**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Rectal cancer.
Locoregional staging.
Initial imaging.
|
Computed Tomography colonography
|
The proposed procedure is **may be appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **limited
references**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Rectal cancer.
Locoregional staging.
Initial imaging.
|
Fluorodeoxyglucose Positron Emission Tomography/Computed Tomography skull base to mid-thigh
|
The proposed procedure is **may be appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **limited
references**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Rectal cancer.
Locoregional staging.
Initial imaging.
|
Computed Tomography abdomen and pelvis without Intravenous contrast
|
The proposed procedure is **usually not appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **strong
references**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Rectal cancer.
Locoregional staging.
Initial imaging.
|
Computed Tomography abdomen and pelvis without and with Intravenous contrast
|
The proposed procedure is **usually not appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **strong
references**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Rectal cancer.
Locoregional staging.
Postneoadjuvant therapy.
|
Magnetic Resonance Imaging pelvis without and with Intravenous contrast
|
The proposed procedure is **usually appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **strong
references**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Rectal cancer.
Locoregional staging.
Postneoadjuvant therapy.
|
Magnetic Resonance Imaging pelvis without Intravenous contrast
|
The proposed procedure is **usually appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **strong
references**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Rectal cancer.
Locoregional staging.
Postneoadjuvant therapy.
|
Ultrasound pelvis transrectal
|
The proposed procedure is **may be appropriate (disagreement)**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **expert opinion
references**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Rectal cancer.
Locoregional staging.
Postneoadjuvant therapy.
|
Computed Tomography abdomen and pelvis with Intravenous contrast
|
The proposed procedure is **may be appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **strong
references**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Rectal cancer.
Locoregional staging.
Postneoadjuvant therapy.
|
Fluorodeoxyglucose Positron Emission Tomography/Computed Tomography skull base to mid-thigh
|
The proposed procedure is **may be appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **strong
references**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Rectal cancer.
Locoregional staging.
Postneoadjuvant therapy.
|
Computed Tomography abdomen and pelvis without Intravenous contrast
|
The proposed procedure is **usually not appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **strong
references**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Rectal cancer.
Locoregional staging.
Postneoadjuvant therapy.
|
Computed Tomography colonography
|
The proposed procedure is **usually not appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **expert consensus**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Rectal cancer.
Locoregional staging.
Postneoadjuvant therapy.
|
Computed Tomography abdomen and pelvis without and with Intravenous contrast
|
The proposed procedure is **usually not appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **strong
references**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Colorectal cancer.
Staging for distant metastases.
Initial imaging.
|
Computed Tomography chest with Intravenous contrast and Magnetic Resonance Imaging abdomen with Intravenous contrast
|
The proposed procedure is **usually appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **expert consensus**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Colorectal cancer.
Staging for distant metastases.
Initial imaging.
|
Computed Tomography chest abdomen pelvis with Intravenous contrast
|
The proposed procedure is **usually appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **strong
references**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Colorectal cancer.
Staging for distant metastases.
Initial imaging.
|
Computed Tomography chest with Intravenous contrast and Magnetic Resonance Imaging abdomen without Intravenous contrast
|
The proposed procedure is **may be appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **expert consensus**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Colorectal cancer.
Staging for distant metastases.
Initial imaging.
|
Computed Tomography chest without Intravenous contrast and Magnetic Resonance Imaging abdomen with Intravenous contrast
|
The proposed procedure is **may be appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **expert consensus**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Colorectal cancer.
Staging for distant metastases.
Initial imaging.
|
Computed Tomography chest without Intravenous contrast and Magnetic Resonance Imaging abdomen without Intravenous contrast
|
The proposed procedure is **may be appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **expert consensus**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Colorectal cancer.
Staging for distant metastases.
Initial imaging.
|
Computed Tomography chest abdomen pelvis without Intravenous contrast
|
The proposed procedure is **may be appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **strong
references**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Colorectal cancer.
Staging for distant metastases.
Initial imaging.
|
Fluorodeoxyglucose Positron Emission Tomography/Computed Tomography skull base to mid-thigh
|
The proposed procedure is **may be appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **strong
references**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Colorectal cancer.
Staging for distant metastases.
Initial imaging.
|
Computed Tomography chest without and with Intravenous contrast and Magnetic Resonance Imaging abdomen without and with Intravenous contrast
|
The proposed procedure is **usually not appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **expert consensus**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Colorectal cancer.
Staging for distant metastases.
Initial imaging.
|
Computed Tomography chest abdomen pelvis without and with Intravenous contrast
|
The proposed procedure is **usually not appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **strong
references**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Suspected osteomyelitis of the foot in patients with diabetes mellitus.
Initial imaging.
|
Radiography foot
|
The proposed procedure is **usually appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **limited
references**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Suspected osteomyelitis of the foot in patients with diabetes mellitus.
Initial imaging.
|
Ultrasound foot
|
The proposed procedure is **usually not appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **expert consensus**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Suspected osteomyelitis of the foot in patients with diabetes mellitus.
Initial imaging.
|
Magnetic Resonance Imaging foot without and with Intravenous contrast
|
The proposed procedure is **usually not appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **expert consensus**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Suspected osteomyelitis of the foot in patients with diabetes mellitus.
Initial imaging.
|
Magnetic Resonance Imaging foot without Intravenous contrast
|
The proposed procedure is **usually not appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **expert consensus**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Suspected osteomyelitis of the foot in patients with diabetes mellitus.
Initial imaging.
|
Computed Tomography foot with Intravenous contrast
|
The proposed procedure is **usually not appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **expert consensus**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Suspected osteomyelitis of the foot in patients with diabetes mellitus.
Initial imaging.
|
Computed Tomography foot without and with Intravenous contrast
|
The proposed procedure is **usually not appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **expert consensus**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Suspected osteomyelitis of the foot in patients with diabetes mellitus.
Initial imaging.
|
Computed Tomography foot without Intravenous contrast
|
The proposed procedure is **usually not appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **expert consensus**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Suspected osteomyelitis of the foot in patients with diabetes mellitus.
Initial imaging.
|
3-phase bone scan foot
|
The proposed procedure is **usually not appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **expert consensus**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Suspected osteomyelitis of the foot in patients with diabetes mellitus.
Initial imaging.
|
3-phase bone scan and White Blood Cells scan and sulfur colloid scan foot
|
The proposed procedure is **usually not appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **expert consensus**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Suspected osteomyelitis of the foot in patients with diabetes mellitus.
Initial imaging.
|
3-phase bone scan and White Blood Cells scan foot
|
The proposed procedure is **usually not appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **expert consensus**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Suspected osteomyelitis of the foot in patients with diabetes mellitus.
Initial imaging.
|
3-phase bone scan and White Blood Cells scan with Single Photon Emission Computed Tomography or Single-photon Emission Computed Tomography / Computed Tomography foot
|
The proposed procedure is **usually not appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **expert consensus**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Suspected osteomyelitis of the foot in patients with diabetes mellitus.
Initial imaging.
|
Fluorodeoxyglucose Positron Emission Tomography/Computed Tomography whole body
|
The proposed procedure is **usually not appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **expert consensus**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Suspected osteomyelitis of the foot in patients with diabetes mellitus.
Initial imaging.
|
White Blood Cells scan and sulfur colloid scan foot
|
The proposed procedure is **usually not appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **expert consensus**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Suspected osteomyelitis of the foot in patients with diabetes mellitus.
Initial imaging.
|
White Blood Cells scan foot
|
The proposed procedure is **usually not appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **expert consensus**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Soft-tissue swelling without ulcer.
Suspected osteomyelitis or early neuropathic arthropathy changes of the foot in patients with diabetes mellitus.
Additional imaging following radiographs.
|
Magnetic Resonance Imaging foot without and with Intravenous contrast
|
The proposed procedure is **usually appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **strong
references**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Soft-tissue swelling without ulcer.
Suspected osteomyelitis or early neuropathic arthropathy changes of the foot in patients with diabetes mellitus.
Additional imaging following radiographs.
|
Magnetic Resonance Imaging foot without Intravenous contrast
|
The proposed procedure is **usually appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **strong
references**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Soft-tissue swelling without ulcer.
Suspected osteomyelitis or early neuropathic arthropathy changes of the foot in patients with diabetes mellitus.
Additional imaging following radiographs.
|
Computed Tomography foot with Intravenous contrast
|
The proposed procedure is **may be appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **limited
references**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Soft-tissue swelling without ulcer.
Suspected osteomyelitis or early neuropathic arthropathy changes of the foot in patients with diabetes mellitus.
Additional imaging following radiographs.
|
Computed Tomography foot without Intravenous contrast
|
The proposed procedure is **may be appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **limited
references**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Soft-tissue swelling without ulcer.
Suspected osteomyelitis or early neuropathic arthropathy changes of the foot in patients with diabetes mellitus.
Additional imaging following radiographs.
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3-phase bone scan and White Blood Cells scan foot
|
The proposed procedure is **may be appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **limited
references**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Soft-tissue swelling without ulcer.
Suspected osteomyelitis or early neuropathic arthropathy changes of the foot in patients with diabetes mellitus.
Additional imaging following radiographs.
|
3-phase bone scan and White Blood Cells scan with Single Photon Emission Computed Tomography or Single-photon Emission Computed Tomography / Computed Tomography foot
|
The proposed procedure is **may be appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **strong
references**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Soft-tissue swelling without ulcer.
Suspected osteomyelitis or early neuropathic arthropathy changes of the foot in patients with diabetes mellitus.
Additional imaging following radiographs.
|
Fluorodeoxyglucose Positron Emission Tomography/Computed Tomography whole body
|
The proposed procedure is **may be appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **strong
references**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Soft-tissue swelling without ulcer.
Suspected osteomyelitis or early neuropathic arthropathy changes of the foot in patients with diabetes mellitus.
Additional imaging following radiographs.
|
White Blood Cells scan foot
|
The proposed procedure is **may be appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **limited
references**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Soft-tissue swelling without ulcer.
Suspected osteomyelitis or early neuropathic arthropathy changes of the foot in patients with diabetes mellitus.
Additional imaging following radiographs.
|
Ultrasound foot
|
The proposed procedure is **usually not appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **expert consensus**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Soft-tissue swelling without ulcer.
Suspected osteomyelitis or early neuropathic arthropathy changes of the foot in patients with diabetes mellitus.
Additional imaging following radiographs.
|
Computed Tomography foot without and with Intravenous contrast
|
The proposed procedure is **usually not appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **limited
references**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Soft-tissue swelling without ulcer.
Suspected osteomyelitis or early neuropathic arthropathy changes of the foot in patients with diabetes mellitus.
Additional imaging following radiographs.
|
3-phase bone scan foot
|
The proposed procedure is **usually not appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **limited
references**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Soft-tissue swelling without ulcer.
Suspected osteomyelitis or early neuropathic arthropathy changes of the foot in patients with diabetes mellitus.
Additional imaging following radiographs.
|
3-phase bone scan and White Blood Cells scan and sulfur colloid scan foot
|
The proposed procedure is **usually not appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **limited
references**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Soft-tissue swelling without ulcer.
Suspected osteomyelitis or early neuropathic arthropathy changes of the foot in patients with diabetes mellitus.
Additional imaging following radiographs.
|
White Blood Cells scan and sulfur colloid scan foot
|
The proposed procedure is **usually not appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **limited
references**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Soft-tissue swelling with ulcer.
Suspected osteomyelitis of the foot in patients with diabetes mellitus with or without neuropathic arthropathy.
Additional imaging following radiographs.
|
Magnetic Resonance Imaging foot without and with Intravenous contrast
|
The proposed procedure is **usually appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **strong
references**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Soft-tissue swelling with ulcer.
Suspected osteomyelitis of the foot in patients with diabetes mellitus with or without neuropathic arthropathy.
Additional imaging following radiographs.
|
Magnetic Resonance Imaging foot without Intravenous contrast
|
The proposed procedure is **usually appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **strong
references**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Soft-tissue swelling with ulcer.
Suspected osteomyelitis of the foot in patients with diabetes mellitus with or without neuropathic arthropathy.
Additional imaging following radiographs.
|
Computed Tomography foot with Intravenous contrast
|
The proposed procedure is **may be appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **limited
references**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Soft-tissue swelling with ulcer.
Suspected osteomyelitis of the foot in patients with diabetes mellitus with or without neuropathic arthropathy.
Additional imaging following radiographs.
|
Computed Tomography foot without Intravenous contrast
|
The proposed procedure is **may be appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **limited
references**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Soft-tissue swelling with ulcer.
Suspected osteomyelitis of the foot in patients with diabetes mellitus with or without neuropathic arthropathy.
Additional imaging following radiographs.
|
3-phase bone scan foot
|
The proposed procedure is **may be appropriate (disagreement)**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **expert opinion
references**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Soft-tissue swelling with ulcer.
Suspected osteomyelitis of the foot in patients with diabetes mellitus with or without neuropathic arthropathy.
Additional imaging following radiographs.
|
3-phase bone scan and White Blood Cells scan foot
|
The proposed procedure is **may be appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **limited
references**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Soft-tissue swelling with ulcer.
Suspected osteomyelitis of the foot in patients with diabetes mellitus with or without neuropathic arthropathy.
Additional imaging following radiographs.
|
3-phase bone scan and White Blood Cells scan with Single Photon Emission Computed Tomography or Single-photon Emission Computed Tomography / Computed Tomography foot
|
The proposed procedure is **may be appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **strong
references**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Soft-tissue swelling with ulcer.
Suspected osteomyelitis of the foot in patients with diabetes mellitus with or without neuropathic arthropathy.
Additional imaging following radiographs.
|
Fluorodeoxyglucose Positron Emission Tomography/Computed Tomography whole body
|
The proposed procedure is **may be appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **strong
references**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Soft-tissue swelling with ulcer.
Suspected osteomyelitis of the foot in patients with diabetes mellitus with or without neuropathic arthropathy.
Additional imaging following radiographs.
|
White Blood Cells scan foot
|
The proposed procedure is **may be appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **limited
references**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Soft-tissue swelling with ulcer.
Suspected osteomyelitis of the foot in patients with diabetes mellitus with or without neuropathic arthropathy.
Additional imaging following radiographs.
|
Ultrasound foot
|
The proposed procedure is **usually not appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **expert consensus**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Soft-tissue swelling with ulcer.
Suspected osteomyelitis of the foot in patients with diabetes mellitus with or without neuropathic arthropathy.
Additional imaging following radiographs.
|
Computed Tomography foot without and with Intravenous contrast
|
The proposed procedure is **usually not appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **limited
references**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Soft-tissue swelling with ulcer.
Suspected osteomyelitis of the foot in patients with diabetes mellitus with or without neuropathic arthropathy.
Additional imaging following radiographs.
|
3-phase bone scan and White Blood Cells scan and sulfur colloid scan foot
|
The proposed procedure is **usually not appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **limited
references**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Soft-tissue swelling with ulcer.
Suspected osteomyelitis of the foot in patients with diabetes mellitus with or without neuropathic arthropathy.
Additional imaging following radiographs.
|
White Blood Cells scan and sulfur colloid scan foot
|
The proposed procedure is **usually not appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **limited
references**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Nonsmoker, sedentary lifestyle.
No symptoms at rest but mild left lower-extremity claudication on walking, asymmetrically diminished left femoral pulse.
Next steps on initial physician visit.
|
Best medical management including supervised exercise program only
|
The proposed procedure is **usually appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **not specified**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Nonsmoker, sedentary lifestyle.
No symptoms at rest but mild left lower-extremity claudication on walking, asymmetrically diminished left femoral pulse.
Next steps on initial physician visit.
|
Risk factor analysis, lipid profile and ABIs
|
The proposed procedure is **usually appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **not specified**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Nonsmoker, sedentary lifestyle.
No symptoms at rest but mild left lower-extremity claudication on walking, asymmetrically diminished left femoral pulse.
Next steps on initial physician visit.
|
Ultrasound duplex Doppler lower extremity
|
The proposed procedure is **usually appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **not specified**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Nonsmoker, sedentary lifestyle.
No symptoms at rest but mild left lower-extremity claudication on walking, asymmetrically diminished left femoral pulse.
Next steps on initial physician visit.
|
Antiplatelet adjunctive therapy
|
The proposed procedure is **usually appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **not specified**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Nonsmoker, sedentary lifestyle.
No symptoms at rest but mild left lower-extremity claudication on walking, asymmetrically diminished left femoral pulse.
Next steps on initial physician visit.
|
Computed Tomography Angiography abdomen and pelvis with bilateral lower extremity runoff with Intravenous contrast
|
The proposed procedure is **usually appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **not specified**.
|
Act like a medical doctor with a 30 years experience in Radiology and Medical Imaging. Assess the appropriateness of carrying out the proposed procedure on a patient with the following information: Nonsmoker, sedentary lifestyle.
No symptoms at rest but mild left lower-extremity claudication on walking, asymmetrically diminished left femoral pulse.
Next steps on initial physician visit.
|
Magnetic Resonance Angiography abdomen and pelvis with bilateral lower extremity runoff with Intravenous contrast
|
The proposed procedure is **usually appropriate**.
The strength of the evidence for this recommendation is **not specified**.
|
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Overview
The "acr-appro-criteria" dataset contains information based on the ACR Appropriateness Criteria, which are evidence-based guidelines developed by the American College of Radiology (ACR). These guidelines assist referring physicians and other healthcare providers in making the most appropriate imaging or treatment decisions for specific clinical conditions. The criteria are designed to enhance the quality of care and ensure the most effective use of radiology.
Dataset Content
The dataset includes the following key columns:
instruction: Detailed medical information about the patient case, including anamnesis, diagnosis, and relevant clinical details. The text is formatted to ensure readability and clarity, and all acronyms are fully spelled out using a provided dictionary. procedure: The proposed medical imaging or treatment procedure. output: A combined field providing the appropriateness rating of the procedure and the strength of evidence supporting this recommendation.
Transformation Details
Each row in the dataset is a transformed entry from the original ACR Appropriateness Criteria:
Instruction: This column contains detailed patient case information. Each case aspect is split by periods for clarity, acronyms are expanded, and the information is written in a readable, professional medical language. Procedure: This column simply states the proposed imaging or treatment procedure. Output: This column provides a narrative on the appropriateness of the procedure and the strength of the evidence, formatted as follows:
license: apache-2.0 task_categories: - question-answering language: - en tags: - Healthcare - Clinical - Medical Imaging - Appropriateness pretty_name: approcrit size_categories: - 10K<n<100K
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