There is a quiet pressure in imaging to move fast. Clear the list. Hit the volume. Read the next one.
I understand the economics. I also know what a rushed read costs when the finding that mattered was small, subtle, and sitting exactly where you did not look.
A careful read takes longer because it does more. It counts landmarks instead of assuming them. It opens every sequence. It reads the clinical history and lets the patient's actual complaint guide the eye.
Speed is a feature right up until the moment it becomes the reason something was missed.
I would rather be the radiologist who was thorough than the one who was fast.