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Advances in radiologic reporting with Computerized Language Information Processing (CLIP).

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Computerized Language Information Processing (CLIP) is a system of radiologic reporting in which the user interacts with a computer keyboard and cathode-ray tube terminal to generate coded reports. The hierarchical medical classification on which the code is based permits rapid on-line compilation of reports of any degree of complexity. The system provides organized sets of pre-assembled statements that are rapidly accessed and modified for each examination. Although the reports are printed in English, they are held in the computer as a succinct code that is eminently suited for permanent storage and rapid retrieval.

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B W Leeming, M Simon, J D Jackson, G L Horowitz, H L Bleich. 1979. Advances in radiologic reporting with Computerized Language Information Processing (CLIP).. https://doi.org/10.1148/133.2.349

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