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Use the following format when citing a patient medical record when writing papers or case reports. This citation is based on the 7th ed. APA rules for a technical report -- Section 10.4 Reports and Gray Literature.
How to Cite a Radiology Report -- Citation example
Interpreting Physician (Year, Month date [Dictation Date]). Exam [italicized]. Facility.
Examples:
Morris, L. (2020, January 12). Left forearm. AdventHealth Imaging Princeton.
Wilson, H.[Harriet]. (2019, May 22). Nuclear medicine bone scan. AdventHealth Fish Memorial.
Wilson, H. [Henry]. (2020, January 5). Right forearm. AdventHealth Imaging Oviedo.
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