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==Target audience==
The text should be written to be understood by a medical school graduate with very basic corresponding radiology knowledge. It should be concise, so that a radiologist (or graduate training to become a radiologist) at work can quickly find the information of interest. It should assumed that the readers do ''not know the names''' for the radiologic findings at hand, '''nor the diseases'''<ref name="Diseases" group="note"/> causing them when trying to find their way to Radlines content through its inter-article structure (described in sext section).
Text can be written in imperative format where appropriate, such as "Look at..." or "Avoid...".
