Only one-third of patients received osteoporosis medication after vertebral augmentation. The incidence of new vertebral fractures fell from 0.519 to 0.076 per person-year after starting medical management (incidence rate ratio 6.79, 95% CI 3.37-15.51), a 6-fold decreased risk.
Percutaneous MWA of T1 RCC showed 76% 10-year overall survival, 85% cancer-specific survival, and 83% local progression-free survival, with stable renal function and low complications.
Integrated model combining emphysema, Pi10, airway branch count, and clinical data detected undiagnosed COPD with AUC 0.83 (95% CI 0.80-0.86) in 5,014 lung screening participants, up from 0.69 for emphysema alone, reducing confirmatory spirometry referrals from 41% to 34%.
FAPI PET/CT showed 93.0% sensitivity vs 76.5% for FDG (p=0.002) in 176 patients with suspected HPB cancers. Nodal accuracy was 86.8% vs 71.1%. Dual-tracer approach did not improve accuracy. Prospective validation needed.
A new educational tutorial breaks down T1 and T2 MRI contrast: fluid is dark on T1 and bright on T2, fat is bright on T1 and dark on fat-suppressed sequences, forming the foundation of clinical image interpretation.
Review of diaphragm anatomy on chest radiography: normal contours of the right and left hemidiaphragms, variants, and pitfalls such as eventration, humps, and adjacent structures mimicking pathology.
Chest X-ray Abnormalities - Tracheal displacement
Radiology Masterclass tutorial on normal bone anatomy on chest X-rays, covering ribs, clavicles, scapulae, and spine — key for detecting fractures and lesions.
A new Radiology Masterclass tutorial details the normal CT anatomy of cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) spaces, including ventricles, cisterns, and sulci, to aid in the detection of pathology such as hydrocephalus and effacement.
Radiology Masterclass tutorial reviews soft tissue abnormalities on chest radiographs, covering subcutaneous emphysema, breast shadows, and chest wall lesions. Designed to teach systematic evaluation using annotated images.
Chest X-ray - Cardiac disease - Pulmonary oedema - Alveolar
Chest X-ray Abnormalities - Cardiac contour and pulmonary oedema
Basics of X-ray Physics - Tissue densities
A comprehensive educational review details the radiographic appearances of pleural disease on chest X-ray, covering effusion, pneumothorax, pleural thickening, and calcification.
CT Brain Anatomy - Posterior fossa
Chest X-ray - Pulmonary disease
Atypical pneumonia on chest X-ray often shows bilateral interstitial infiltrates, but findings can be subtle. This Radiology Masterclass tutorial reviews key radiographic patterns to aid diagnosis.
Radiology Masterclass published a visual guide to common anatomical variants on chest radiography that can mimic pathology, ranging from bone islands to normal vascular contours, to reduce false-positive interpretations by radiologists and trainees.
CT Brain Anatomy - Tutorial conclusion
Radiology Masterclass published an educational tutorial on MRI interpretation, focusing on the clinical applications of MRI across common pathologies and anatomical regions.
Acute CT Brain - Acute ischaemia
Radiology Masterclass showcases normal hilar anatomy on frontal chest radiography: pulmonary arteries, veins, bronchi, and how to tell them apart. Essential for any trainee learning to read chest X-rays.
Radiology Masterclass reviews the chest X-ray features of pulmonary consolidation and air bronchograms: key signs include a water-density opacity with patent air-filled bronchi visible through it, often from pneumonia.
Musculoskeletal X-ray - General principles - Tutorial introduction
Radiology Masterclass covers chest x-ray features of COPD: flattened diaphragms, increased retrosternal airspace, bullae, and attenuation of vasculature. Designed for trainees learning chest radiograph interpretation.
Radiology Masterclass released an introductory tutorial on chest X-ray abnormalities, covering key findings and interpretation for trainees.
Radiology Masterclass releases a free educational module on CT brain anatomy, detailing white matter structures. Useful for trainees learning cross-sectional neuroanatomy.
This Radiology Masterclass post teaches systematic recognition of costophrenic angle blunting on chest radiographs—a key sign of pleural effusion or thickening.
Radiology Masterclass reviews the CT appearance of the meningeal layers—dura mater, arachnoid mater, and pia mater—highlighting key anatomical landmarks for brain imaging interpretation.
Radiology Masterclass reviews the normal anatomy of the pleura and pleural spaces on chest X-ray, focusing on fissures, recesses, and their typical appearances. No clinical study data.
Radiology Masterclass offers a free CT brain anatomy tutorial covering normal cross-sectional anatomy with annotated images, designed for medical students, radiology trainees, and clinicians seeking a refresher.
A review of normal cardiac anatomy on chest radiography, detailing how to assess heart size using the cardiothoracic ratio and outlining the specific chambers and great vessels that form the right and left heart borders. This refresher provides a systematic approach to identifyi…
Radiology Masterclass provides an educational module on lung patterns in chest X-ray interpretation, covering consolidation, atelectasis, nodules, and other abnormalities, designed for medical students and radiology trainees.
Radiology Masterclass publishes a pictorial review of pulmonary tuberculosis on chest X-ray, covering primary and post-primary patterns, cavitation, lymphadenopathy, and miliary disease.