RadiowriterThe literature behind a Radiopaedia article

Found, screened, cited — on your own computer.

Search the way a search should be built

PubMed syntax on one line, or one block per concept with every wording of it inside. The ISSG published filters for guidelines and evidence syntheses are built in, and the section headings of your draft can be turned into search strategies.

Sift two hundred abstracts without losing the thread

Filter what came back by publication type, journal quartile, year, citations and open access — with the counts next to each. Keep what matters in reading lists that survive everything else.

Know where it was published

Journal quartile and SJR from SCImago, matched to your articles by ISSN. Green for Q1, red for Q4, and nothing at all when the journal is not in the file — never a guess.

Write against Radiopaedia's own structure

The twenty-three section structures they recommend, their linter rules, citations resolved for you, and rich-text output their editor accepts.

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Screening the archive