Pleasanton – November 12, 2026 -- Altamont Software has added automatic retrieval of historical measurements and a calculation engine to Altamont eForms, its electronic-form tool for radiology workflows. The Dynamic Content engine can compute clinical scores such as TI-RADS by combining modality measurements with technologist-entered observations, the company said.
Prior values come from two sources: measurements from DICOM Structured Reports (SR) and clinical observations from previously completed eForms. They are displayed next to current values. Both sets can be passed to the dictation system for the radiology report. A copy of the completed eForm goes to PACS, so it can be reviewed alongside the imaging study.
Calculated scores remain subject to radiologist sign-off
The same engine applies customizable logic across checkboxes, pulldowns and measurements. It generates findings, sentences and paragraphs for radiology reports. According to Altamont, the radiologist keeps the final say over calculated values.
The change affects technologists and radiologists who now search historical reports or PACS studies by hand for prior measurements. Altamont says the lookup moves into the form. President and Co-Founder Chris Barnett says the aim is to cut time spent on manual tasks. Altamont did not disclose pricing, an availability date or any measured time saving.
Altamont will demonstrate the new eForms functions at RSNA 2026 in Chicago, Booth #7808, North Hall. The booth will also show its DICOM SR and AI-based report-integration tools, plus document, photo and video capture.