Follows nationwide imaging center adoption of its knee illustration format, with a broader rollout across nerve, spine, and shoulder reporting. New categories include dermatome illustrations, anterolisthesis/retrolisthesis illustrations, a revamped DTI illustration set, and shoulder illustrations. Builds on the broad adoption of Expert Radiology's spine and knee illustration format. Illustrations integrate into the existing report format with no added turnaround time. Additional illustrated reporting categories, including AI-assisted developments, are already in development.
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico, Sept. 14, 2026 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Expert Radiology (https://expertradiology.com), a radiologist-led subspecialty teleradiology and neuroradiology practice, today announced an expansion of its flagship illustrated report, the PrecisionPlus v3™. Incorporating feedback from imaging centers, medical practitioners, patients, and even the medicolegal industry, the new release adds additional visualization categories to the radiologist's reporting toolkit: dermatome illustrations, anterolisthesis and retrolisthesis illustrations, a revamped diffusion tensor imaging (DTI) illustration set, and shoulder illustrations.
The update builds directly on the broad adoption of Expert Radiology's spine and knee illustration format, which referring physicians and patients cited as a transformation in how MRI findings are communicated. With this release, the company extends that same visual-first approach to nerve pathway and sensory findings, spine findings, and knee and shoulder pathology.
"Our spine illustrations proved something we'd believed for a while: when patients and referring physicians can actually see what the imaging shows, everyone makes better decisions faster," said Dr. Avery J. Knapp Jr., Founder and CEO of Expert Radiology. "This release is us doing that same work across several more areas of the body. And we're not done, our team is constantly adding features to our report."
Each new illustration category is designed to sit inside the existing Expert Radiology report format, giving referring providers a consistent, easy-to-scan visual layer on top of the written interpretation — without adding turnaround time.
Expert Radiology says additional illustrated reporting categories are already in development, with further releases expected in the coming quarters, including AI+human led developments to further improve findings overall. To learn more about upcoming developments and subspecialty imaging solutions, visit Expert Radiology (https://expertradiology.com).
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