Patients with opioid use disorder show structural and functional brain alterations in opioid receptor–dense regions compared with healthy controls, assessed at T1 and resting-state fMRI. Saloni Mehta Dustin Scheinost Yale Department of Radiology & Biomedical Imaging Yale-MRRC-Neuroscience Yale School of Medicine bit.ly/3ZMJGb9

How can radiologists contribute better to epilepsy care? Sneak peek at some of the epilepsy cases where MRI missed and PET/ SPECT was golden. Also, we have some great epilepsy syndrome images. Andrew Trout Lily Wang, MBBS MPH RadioGraphics

This year, we’re introducing two new article types: 📝How I Do It – Experts share approaches to clinical problems, techniques, and tips. 💡Radiology Best Practice – Address practice controversies and gaps in guidelines. More info: pubs.rsna.org/page/radiology…

New Year, new mindset! @drsherrywang shares her resolution in the latest episode of the AJR Podcast Series on Wellness: letting go of FOMO. ajronline.org/doi/10.2214/AJ…

The circle of Willis is often incomplete. But what kind of incomplete is associated with poor stroke outcomes. Get to know more about this specific anatomic characterization for your next Code Stroke patient at ajnr.org/content/early/… UCStrokeTeam AJNR

For symptomatic patients with acute occlusions of the internal carotid artery below the circle of Willis, endovascular and best medical treatment were both effective and safe therapeutic options. bit.ly/3PNePWa

Type 2 spinal cerebrospinal fluid leaks in spontaneous intracranial hypotension occur after lateral dural tears, with arachnoid herniation visible on MRI. A closer look! Niklas Lützen Jürgen Beck Lalani Carlton Jones Charlotte Zander Katharina Wolf pubs.rsna.org/doi/10.1148/ra…

From the neuroradiology section 🥰 Thank you, our residents and fellow! Achala Vagal MD, MS AlisaKanfiMD

Interested in doing epidural spinal injections and facet injections but don't know how to? Here's your stepwise guide to these cool lumbar spine pain interventions RadioGraphics RadioGraphics_Editor

Look at how AI performed in 3500+ Code Stroke patients. Which anterior LVOs did it miss and why? Which M2 occlusions were most likely to be detected? Is the positive predictive value good enough?..and more UCStrokeTeam Achala Vagal MD, MS Lily Wang, MBBS MPH AJNR The American Society of Neuroradiology Dr. Max Wintermark

We are thrilled to announce and warmly welcome the exceptional trainees who have matched with IU School of Medicine Radiology and Imaging Sciences for the entering class of 2026! We are incredibly excited to have them join our program and become part of our esteemed and renowned group.

Dr. Sherry Wang teaches us about Audience Response Systems by utilizing @Slidoapp for #CEDP25 at #ARRS25! #MedEd #radiology ARRS

Residents and fellows: Want to level up your career? Join the Radiology Trainee Editorial Board! Get peer review experience, connect with leaders, and shape the future of radiology. @rsna #Radiology Apply by Sunday, May 11 at 11:59 p.m. CT: rsna.org/education/trai…

Want to get mentored and learn directly from world class academic radiologists and researchers? You won't get an opportunity better than this. Apply soon and have a year full of enriched learning experience.

The latest issue of RadioGraphics is now available! Check out the May issue here. bit.ly/NewRadG #RGphx #RadCME #RadRes

🚨 A new episode of the RadioGraphics podcast is now available!🚨 Dr. Lily Wang breaks down orbital lesions by anatomical compartments in a clear, practical discussion for every radiologist. Listen in for expert insights. bit.ly/44E8MbV

In this targeted editorial, Drs. Amir A Rahsepar of Northwestern Radiology and Arash Bedayat of UCLA Radiology discuss the implications of CT-derived metrics to predict survival in patients with either ALS or bulbar impairment. doi.org/10.1148/radiol…

Big news! 📢 All 5 RSNA journals saw an increase in their 2024 Impact Factors and are ranked in the top quartile in Radiology, Nuclear Medicine, and Medical Imaging. A huge congratulations to our editors, reviewers, and staff who made this achievement possible!

Radiology’s impact factor rose to 15.2 in 2024! Ranks #1 in Journal Citation Indicator and Journal Impact Factor among 212 journals in the Radiology, Nuclear Medicine, Medical Imaging category. Thanks to our authors, reviewers, editors and staff for keeping Radiology a leader!

Breaking: fellowship match results are in! Proud of this crew. #RadFam #classof2026