This study from Suzanne Byrne and Mark M. Hammer, MD highlights challenges in application of Lung-RADS for management of unchanged nodules on follow-up imaging given possible slow-growing malignancy. ajronline.org/doi/abs/10.221…

🙏🏽 for highlighting our collaborative #HealthEquity work in #radiology as part of our Mass General Brigham #UnitedAgainstRacism effort in partnership with Brigham and Women's Hospital Salem Hospital Dana-Farber @LynnCHC MassGeneral News. JACR jacr.org/article/S1546-…

On behalf of American College of Radiology and the Lung-RADS Committee, we are pleased to release ACR Lung-RADS 2022! This important update coincides with National Lung Cancer Awareness month. Check it out! #lungrads #lcs #lungcancerscreening

We were glad to share our abstract about prevalence and mortality for preclinical/subclinical RA-ILD (depending on your preferred term) in COPDGene at #ACR22, led by Dr Gregory McDermott

🫁 lung cancer screening continues to evolve rapidly! with 🤝colleagues from 🇦🇺🇳🇱🇬🇧🇸🇬🇨🇦 we did our best to summarize 🔥 trends in this 🆕 review The Lancet #lungcancer Lung Cancer Screening Feed ACS National Lung Cancer Roundtable tinyurl.com/bdd2zrj3

It’s been about a year without Dr. Brady McKee. Our #LaheyRad family remembers him every day. His tremendous contribution to establishing the 1st Accredited CT Lung Cancer Screening Program in the USA will always be one of Lahey Hospital’s greatest pioneer projects. #SaveLives 🫁

New AJR Accepted Manuscript: "Visa Opportunities for International Medical Graduates Applying for U.S. Academic Radiology Department Faculty Positions: A National Survey" By Drs Parisa Khoshpouri, MD, Christine M Glastonbury, MD, David Yousem, & team ajronline.org/doi/10.2214/AJ…

New AJR Accepted Manuscript: "Clinical Outcomes of Resected Pure Ground-Glass, Heterogeneous Ground-Glass, and Part-Solid Pulmonary Nodules" By Drs Sun, Sugarbaker, Swanson, Hammer, & team Brigham and Women's Radiology ajronline.org/doi/10.2214/AJ…

New AJR Accepted Manuscripts: "Measuring Lung Nodules on Lung Cancer Screening CT" 🟡Point: Volumetric Measurement, By Drs Suzanne Byrne & Hammer Brigham and Women's Radiology 🟡Counterpoint: Mean Diameters, by Dr Jared Christensen MD, MBA Duke Radiology ajronline.org/doi/10.2214/AJ… ajronline.org/doi/10.2214/AJ…

The #MicrosoftOutage is the perfect time for teaching chest radiology by one of best, Dr. Mark Hammer! Brigham and Women’s Radiology Education Mass General Brigham

Current Issue: Risk of Malignancy in Incidentally Detected Lung Nodules in Patients Aged Younger Than 35 Years: Background The risk of malignancy in pulmonary nodules incidentally detected on computed tomography (CT) in patients who are aged younger than… dlvr.it/TDzyTv

As lung cancer rates rise in nonsmokers, a troubling trend for the #1 deadliest cancer, we hope more hospitals will adopt tools like Sybil, an AI model built by #JClinic & Mass General Brigham researchers that predicts lung cancer risk up to 6 years in advance. youtu.be/xGSiP8i4VbU

Our March 2025 Special Issue on Screening is here📝 📢 We owe a major thanks to guest editors Resmi Charalel, MD MPH, MD, MPH + Jeffrey P. Guenette MD, MPH for bringing this edition of the #JACR to life. Read the complete Special Issue on Screening here ➡️ jacr.org/issue/S1546-14…

Give your patients HOPE this #LungCancerHOPEMonth and save more lives with lung cancer screening. This video resource helps healthcare professionals guide discussion on with their patients on risk factors, screening options and more.

What’s the real risk behind cystic lung lesions spotted on CT? 🫁 In this study from Suzanne Byrne et al, lesions with nodular wall thickening showed higher malignancy risk but tended to behave indolently. Important insights for lung cancer screening. pubs.rsna.org/doi/10.1148/ra…

Cystic lung lesions with nodular wall thickening have an increased risk of malignancy, although most exhibit indolent behavior, with slow growth and early stage at the time of diagnosis. Suzanne Byrne bit.ly/3SLftVr

New AJR Accepted Manuscript: "Real-World Use and Outcomes of Lung-Rads v1.1 Category 4B Versus v2022 Category 0 for Suspected Infectious or Inflammatory Findings on Lung Cancer Screening CT" By Drs Arora, Hammer, & Suzanne Byrne Brigham and Women's Radiology ajronline.org/doi/10.2214/AJ…

Sybil, an open-source deep learning model, predicted future lung cancer risk in heavy-smoking Asian individuals using low-dose CT scans. 🫁 It supports risk-based screening but showed poor performance in light or never-smokers. Check it out! ⬇️ pubs.rsna.org/doi/10.1148/ra…

Don't miss the companion editorial "Extending Risk Assessment to Outcomes of Lung Cancer Screening with Low-Dose CT Scans" by Suzanne Byrne and Dr. Jacobson! Discover how advanced risk assessment can enhance lung cancer screening outcomes. 🫁 pubs.rsna.org/doi/10.1148/ra…

Incidental findings in lung cancer screening: overcalled or undercalled? We explored adrenal lesions, guideline adherence, and better reporting. Thanks to the Contrast & Clarity hosts JACR for great questions, and my mentors Suzanne Byrne for supporting this project.