8. Radiological Reports - Panoramic Analysis

In this video, we’ll walk you through how to review and interpret panoramic radiologic reports inside Diagnocat.

• Log in to Diagnocat and click "Pano" to open the panoramic report.
• The orthopantomogram image will load on the left side with diagnostic overlays.
  
  

• Use the left toolbar to:
  • Adjust brightness, contrast, or sharpness.
  • Hover over tools to see descriptions.
• Click "Expand" to zoom in for detailed review.
  
  

• If a tooth number is incorrect:
  1. Click "Edit tooth number" in the image panel.
  2. Select the tooth, enter the correct number, and click "Confirm".
  3. The dental chart will update automatically.
     
     

• Use the top filters to focus on specific pathologies:
  • Perio: Periodontal conditions.
  • Restorative: Fillings, crowns, etc.
  • Endo: Root canal-related findings.
  • Anatomy: Landmarks and past treatments.
    
    

• Teeth are color-coded:
  • White: Healthy.
  • Purple: Treated.
  • Red: Unhealthy.
  • Cross (X): Missing tooth.
• Red horizontal bars: Indicate periodontal data (click to view).
  
  

• Click any tooth to open its Tooth Card, showing:
  • Detected conditions (e.g., "mild periodontitis").
  • AI confidence percentage (≥50% displayed by default).
• To add/remove conditions: Click the "Plus" icon.
• Filter options: By probability, category, or alphabetical order.
  
  

• Suspicious Teeth: Highlights teeth with 30–50% confidence (e.g., early caries).

• Conditions Details: Toggle to expand/collapse all diagnoses.

• Add notes: Click the comment icon to include clinical observations.
  
  

• Approve: Click to lock in all edits and notes.

• Select Teeth: Choose specific teeth/groups (e.g., "Unhealthy") to include.

• Clinical Conclusion: Add your findings, treatment plan, or recommendations.
  
  

• For a medical record:
  • Approve all Tooth Cards.
  • Apply your digital signature.

• For a non-medical report: Export without signing.

• Customize: Toggle visibility of AI confidence, conditions, or image slices.

• Download: Save as PDF or print for the patient.

Thank you for joining us for this lesson! Stay tuned for more insights in our upcoming lessons.

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