Diagnostic imaging (DI) discrepancies have been frequently reported when junior doctors or residents report on imaging done during off hours. These DI discrepancies have been found to have significant clinical impact. To be able to make a decision on a neurosurgical patient as soon as his primary work up is complete, will not only expedite the definitive care but also improve the final outcome. Such an approach will have an impact on the residency-training program.
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