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Honestly don’t understand why this is even a debate. When you go to a Jewish Shiva, you wear a yarmulke. When you go to a Muslim funeral, you wear a headscarf in the mosque. Have to break it to the haters: Christians, Jews, and Muslims aren’t going anywhere. Gotta find ways to

For everyone to see. Shame on everyone who thinks this is “resistance” or that it should be “globalized”.

Forcing an Israeli civilian hostage to dig his own grave on camera is psychological terrorism. Full stop.

#tb to 2023! 🔙 Management of Percutaneous Access to Portal Vein: A Initial Experience of Hemostasis by Vascular Closure Device (AngioSeal) link.springer.com/article/10.100…

Sorry but other than profit, there’s no actually good reason for state by state licensure. Especially with AI for clinical decision support. Get rid of it. Help people in rural areas get care. One national license. No brainer.

Not the Interventional Radiologist making the ortho bro, neuro king, and Internal med genius look silly 🤭 Y’all can keep throwing body parts and legacy tools. There's a lot of truth in small things. Minimally invasive. Maximally dramatic. #IRad #orthotwitter #Neurosurgery

For John Filtes, MD (John Filtes) an early experience witnessing a procedure that cured a patient of liver cancer led to a passion for interventional radiology. He joined Columbia Radiology's faculty in July, after receiving the ColumbiaACE rising star award columbiadoctors.org/news/rising-in…

Despite the fires at the North Rim, it was a beautiful chopper ride to the Grand Canyon’s Eagle Point in the west, following the Colorado River. Spectacular views.

📢New in Radiology: Can routine contrast-enhanced MRI predict the molecular landscape of HCC? This study suggests: Yes! Promising performance in predicting PD-L1, p53 & CTNNB1 status using quantitative imaging biomarkers. Julius Chapiro pubs.rsna.org/doi/10.1148/ra…

4/ Outcomes predicted: ✔PD-L1 ✔CTNNB1 ✔p53 Quantitative features from MRI were fed into logistic regression models with leave-one-out cross-validation.

8/ 🔥Implications: MRI-based tumor profiling could identify PD-L1-high tumors likely to respond to immunotherapy It may also flag CTNNB1-activated HCCs that are resistant, and potentially redirect them to targeted therapies.

9/ This study supports a noninvasive, whole-tumor molecular assessment strategy where imaging biomarkers guide #HCC treatment. More validation needed, but we’re getting closer. pubs.rsna.org/doi/10.1148/ra… Rad In Training Editor Victoria Chernyak, MD MS FSAR FESGAR FACR @Radiology_Editor Julius Chapiro

ILCA unites clinicians, researchers & advocates to advance liver cancer care. Members access research, connect globally & shape the future of HCC & CCA. Join us: ilca-online.org/community/memb… Amit G Singal Valerie Chew Lorenza Rimassa Stephen L. Chan

🧠 New in Radiology: Quantitative contrast-enhanced MRI biomarkers predict PD-L1 and CTNNB1 status in HCC, advancing noninvasive tumor profiling. 📝 Editorial: doi.org/10.1148/radiol… 🔗 doi.org/10.1148/radiol… Grateful to Julius Chapiro for his mentorship. #Radiology #MRI #HCC

Loooove this! Dude!!! Utah is awesome!!!!! Congrats to Osman Ahmed

Go Alexa Levey, MD

Shameful, abhorrent and outright disqualifying comments by the Secretary here. No physician I ever met “keeps Americans sick” to “profit” off disease as suggested in his tweet. The secretary should do better and take this comment back. We can and should debate drug prices,

Our #NeuroPET consensus statement is now out in AJNR! 🎉 Amazing collaboration across disciplines and continents. Thanks to our entire team, especially Barajas Lab 💪 and to The American Society of Neuroradiology leadership for their support. ajnr.org/content/early/… Weill Cornell Medicine Radiology OHSU Knight Cancer Institute

6 war damals die Bestnote! “Setzen, 6” war damals ein Lob!