The radiology reference standard, at the workstation
The STATdx radiology decision support platform is an advanced diagnostic decision-support solution for radiology, widely recognised as the gold standard among radiology references. Its coverage is comprehensive across every body area and it supplies diagnoses, differential diagnoses and anatomical reference where you are reading.
Inside this resource
Every body area covered
Comprehensive coverage means the tool is useful regardless of what lands on your list — the value of a reference collapses if it only helps with the regions you were already confident about.
Differentials in STATdx radiology decision support
Beyond naming a diagnosis it supplies structured differential diagnoses, which is the actual work of reporting: not the single answer but the list you must consider and exclude before committing to one.
Anatomy alongside pathology
Anatomical reference sits with the diagnostic content, so when an appearance turns on a structural relationship you can check the anatomy without leaving the platform mid-report.
Who this serves
- Radiologists — differentials and reference at the reporting workstation.
- Radiology trainees — a structured approach to building differentials.
- Reporting teams — a shared standard for diagnostic reference.
Before you buy
Does it cover all body areas?
Yes — coverage is comprehensive across the body, with diagnoses, differentials and anatomy.
How is access provided?
Through webproxy access to the STATdx platform.
The chart
| Format | Decision support (webproxy subscription) |
|---|---|
| Coverage | All body areas |
| Content | Diagnoses · differentials · anatomy |
| Access | Institutional webproxy |
| Department | Radiology |
| Delivery | Emailed once your order is verified |


V. Andersen –
Comprehensive and quick. Webproxy access was reliable through my subscription.
rad_reg_tom –
Called the gold standard for a reason. The anatomy reference next to the pathology saves leaving the report.
Dr. Anselm R. –
Structured differentials while reporting is exactly what I needed. Covers everything on my list, not just the common regions.
Dr. Neha R. –
Trainees in our department improved noticeably once they had this at the workstation.
imaging_dan –
Superb radiology reference. Dense in places, but for building a differential under time pressure it is the best I have used.