Bring established terminology, definitions and scanning best practices directly into the reporting workflow, based on the work of the clinical experts who developed them.
Clinical Reporter
Gynaecological Ultrasound reporting, grounded in the IOTA clinical consensus.
Clinical Reporter brings structured reporting, clinical decision support and imaging together in a workflow built specifically for gynaecological ultrasound.
Document findings using standardized terminology, apply validated clinical models, review relevant imaging and clinical context, and produce a clear, structured report - all within the same workflow.
Key features
Grounded in clinical consensus.
Gynaecology first.
Purpose-built for gynaecological ultrasound, with dedicated workflows supporting ovarian and adnexal masses, endometrial pathology, endometriosis, early pregnancy and more.
Clinical expertise in context.
Access integrated clinical models including ADNEX, IETA and EPC alongside relevant clinical information, visual explainers and supporting resources.
Designed around the scan.
Work with ultrasound images alongside structured findings, supported by ultrasound-system connectivity, integrated dictation and streamlined data entry.
Quality front and center.
Standardized terminology, scanning best practices, structured reporting and seamless ultrasound integration help reduce variation and improve exam quality.
Who It’s For & How It Fits Into Practice
Who it's for
Clinical Reporter is designed for sonographers, gynaecologists, radiologists and other clinicians performing or interpreting gynaecological ultrasound examinations.
It supports individual clinicians, private practices, hospital gynaecology departments and entire regional care networks - from community-based services to specialist cneters and multidisciplinary teams seeking more standardized examinations, consistent reporting and integrated clinical decision support.
Connected to the Ultrasound workflow
Clinical Reporter is designed to work alongside the ultrasound examination rather than as a separate administrative step.
Integration with compatible ultrasound systems can bring images and examination data into the reporting workflow, while structured inputs, smart image analysis and integrated dictation help minimize repetitive data entry.
Deployment and integration options depend on the clinical environment and ultrasound systems in use.
Reporting designed around the examination
Clinical Reporter brings structured findings, ultrasound images and clinical decision support together in one gynaecology-specific workflow, helping clinicians move efficiently from examination to interpretation and report.
Your questions, answered
What is Clinical Reporter?
Clinical Reporter is a gynaecological ultrasound reporting platform that combines structured reporting, standardized terminology, imaging and clinical decision support in one workflow.
Which clinical areas does Clinical Reporter support?
Clinical Reporter is designed to support gynaecological ultrasound workflows including assessment of ovarian and adnexal masses, the endometrium, endometriosis and early pregnancy. Available functionality may vary by deployment and region.
It's built to be extensible - so can easily be set up for obstetrics, fertility, and other ultrasound workflows.
How does Clinical Reporter use the IOTA approach?
Relevant terminology, descriptors, validated models and community best practices are incorporated into preconfigured exam and reporting screens, so clinicians can document findings and perform assessments using a standardized approach.
These workflows implement established frameworks such as IOTA, IETA, MUSA, IDEA and #Enzian, together with broader consensus recommendations and best practices from the gynaecological ultrasound community.
Can Clinical Reporter connect to my ultrasound system?
Clinical Reporter is designed to integrate with compatible ultrasound systems so that imaging and reporting can form part of the same workflow. Integration options depend on the equipment and IT environment at each institution.
Can Clinical Reporter show changes over time?
Yes. Longitudinal information can be presented visually, allowing measurements and other relevant findings from previous examinations to be reviewed alongside the current study.
Do I need to install anything?
No installation is required. The solution is fully web-based.
Can i see Clinical Reporter in action?
See how Clinical Reporter brings gynaecological ultrasound reporting, clinical decision support and quality assurance into a single workflow.
Request a live demo here.