Pasting the Radiologist Draft

Copy the plain-text draft. Paste it into your reporting system.

Step 1 Copy the draft

On the report screen, click Copy Radiologist Draft. The draft is now on your clipboard as plain text.

The Abnormal Findings card beside the draft lists every abnormal entry (structure, finding, value) at a glance. It is built from the same entered values the draft highlights, so it always matches the draft. A clean study reads "No abnormal findings flagged."

Step 2 Paste into your reporting system

Open the patient's study. Place the cursor in the report editor. Paste (Ctrl+V on Windows, Cmd+V on Mac). The radiologist reviews, edits, and finalizes from there.

PowerScribe 360 / PowerScribe One

  1. Open the study. Start a new report or open the draft.
  2. Paste into the report body.
  3. Edit, then sign.

Fluency for Imaging (Solventum)

  1. Open the study.
  2. Paste into the report editor window, not the dictation input.
  3. Edit by speech or keyboard, then finalize.

Other systems

Same steps everywhere. The draft is plain text, so it pastes cleanly into any editor.

Intended use and limitations. ProbeScribe is a structured-reporting aid for sonographer worksheets and radiologist drafts. It is not a diagnostic device and is not intended for primary image interpretation. The radiologist retains full clinical responsibility for reviewing measurements and findings against the source images. See the full intended use statement.