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This secondary analysis examines the predictive value of clinical and MRI-based radiomics features for ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS) disease upstaging at surgery vs DCIS score. Columbia Radiology UW Medicine Brown Biostatistics Kalina P. Slavkova Despina Kontos bit.ly/3YcDFD8

Drs. Kim and Woo from Korea University comment on the use of MRI-based radiomics for enhancing risk stratification in DCIS in light of the study by Slavkova and Kang et al. doi.org/10.1148/radiol…

Read on for updates and revisions to the ACR Manual on MR Safety in this article by Pedrosa et al. Cincy Kids Radiology UCSF Imaging Jonathan Dillman Michael Hoff bit.ly/3Yg9nj1

Wu and Zhu et al from Mayo Clinic/Mayo Clinic Radiology studied the association of mechanical liver tissue heterogeneity at MR elastography versus metabolic liver disease progression. Read on to see the results! bit.ly/42qhITG

Dr. Kanal, chief of emergency radiology at University of Pittsburgh and former chair of the ACR Committee on MR Safety, shares insights on the 2024 updates and revisions to the ACR Manual on MR Safety. doi.org/10.1148/radiol…

Dr. Moura Cunha of UW Radiology, co-chair of the LI-RADS Reporting Working Group, comments on the assessment and management of metabolic dysfunction–associated liver disease, especially in light of the results from the study by Wu and Zhu et al. doi.org/10.1148/radiol…

🚨 New episode of the Radiology podcast! 🚨 Linda Chu, MD speaks with Jakob Wasserthal & Tugba Akinci D'Antonoli about #TotalSegmentator MRI and how it's changing the game in medical imaging and research. #RadPodcasts bit.ly/3QZQRsC

Check out this interesting Images in Radiology case of an incidentally detected soft tissue lesion in the liver. bit.ly/42Brcvw

🧵Tweetorial: 1/ Can #AI outperform radiologists in detecting contralateral breast cancer after mastectomy? New study in Radiology puts standalone AI to the test on unilateral mammograms in women with prior mastectomy. #BreastImaging Rad In Training Editor Victoria Chernyak, MD MS FSAR FESGAR FACR Linda Moy

Bøgh et al performed deuterium metabolic imaging with FDG PET in patients with Alzheimer disease to investigate any shifts from oxidative to anaerobic metabolism. Read on to find out what they discovered! Christoffer Laustsen bit.ly/4ipYEdj

Dr. Port from Mayo Clinic Radiology and Mayo Psychiatry comments on the future applications of metabolic imaging in a broader sense. doi.org/10.1148/radiol…

Liu et al from Dr. de Graaf's group at @yaleradiology investigated the feasibility of using deuterium metabolic imaging (DMI) without increasing MRI scanning time by deploying a parallel MRI-DMI protocol. Read on to learn more! bit.ly/43FlTw7

🚨 A new episode of the Radiology podcast is now available! 🚨 Linda Chu, MD dives into the world of AI-generated podcast summaries using Google’s Notebook LM and explores what this means for the future of medical communication. bit.ly/3QZQRsC

RSNA is accepting applications for the position of Radiology editor-in-chief. bit.ly/3G4UXMC

Drs. Li and Chen present this interesting cardiac MRI case of myocarditis over the course of a decade in this week's Images in Radiology. bit.ly/42BJcVu

🚨New in @Radiology_RSNA In 17,646 patients, sarcopenia was detected on CT in 28.5% but coded in EHR in just 0.05%. Sarcopenic obesity? 5.7% vs. 0% CT+AI exposes major gaps in documentation. shorturl.at/u0iIb Rad In Training Editor Victoria Chernyak, MD MS FSAR FESGAR FACR Linda Moy Stanford Radiology Akshay Chaudhari

Zambrano Chaves et al share their results from their retrospective audit of the EHR documentation of the terms sarcopenia, obesity, and sarcopenic obesity across 275 institutions and compared them with CT scan assessments of the same. bit.ly/3XYYT7D

Learn more about the methods and results behind RadSearch, a scalable semantic search model with LLM integration for radiology report retrieval, in this original research study. UMMCRadiology Cody Savage Gunvant Chaudhari Andrew Smith Jae Ho Sohn, MD, MS bit.ly/3RUglqc

Drs. Yasaka and Abe from The University of Tokyo Department of Radiology comment on the development of RadSearch, published by Savage et al. doi.org/10.1148/radiol…

In this retrospective study, 402 patients with primary aldosteronism underwent adrenal vein sampling to determine the degree of intraprotocol discrepancies in their lateralization results, which can affect surgical management. bit.ly/4je5Fiq