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Fortnightly Review "The number of children with CIEDs is increasing at a time of rapid growth in cardiac MR and CT utilization. Providers should be aware of clinical indications in order to determine the most appropriate imaging modality." Full Text link: rdcu.be/d8rUo

Fortnightly Review Complex lymphatic anomalies are unique diseases marked by abnormal lymphatic vessel development and growth. This article gives an overview of complex lymphatic anomalies, their imaging and management strategies. Full text link: rdcu.be/d8rVZ

Fortnightly Review Conclusion: Quantitative MRI correlates with standard MRE in identifying inflammation of the bowel in Crohn’s disease. Full Text link: rdcu.be/d8rXJ Commentary: rdcu.be/d8rZk

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"As hybrid conferences become a permanent fixture in radiology education, programs must address challenges to optimize the learning experience for all participants while preserving the essential elements of traditional radiology training." Full text link: rdcu.be/ecC9n

Conclusion: Both patient size and operator experience influence radiation output in general fluoroscopy, factors that should be considered for pediatric fluoroscopy procedures. Full text link: rdcu.be/ecC91

Conclusion: This preparation may contribute to higher rates of successful non-sedated MRIs among children in general hospitals, even in settings lacking specialized staff or equipment. Full text link: rdcu.be/ecC9X

Normative data for fetal colon and rectum measurements from 20 to 36 weeks GA on MRI provides radiologists and clinicians with data that can aid in the early recognition of bowel anomalies on fetal MRI. Full text link: rdcu.be/ecDo4