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Neuro / Head & NeckGuidelineTrainee

ASFNR Issues Imaging Framework for Posterior Circulation Large Vessel Occlusion Stroke

ASFNR clinical state-of-practice: For posterior circulation large vessel occlusion stroke, use noncontrast CT to exclude hemorrhage, CT angiography to identify occlusion, and MRI with DWI as reference standard. Imaging scores like PC-ASPECTS help select patients for thrombectomy.

AJNR. American journal of neuroradiology
Chest / ThoracicGeneralGuidelineTrainee

ACR Appropriateness Criteria for imaging surveillance of indolent lung cancer

ACR Appropriateness Criteria for indolent lung cancer: For patients with slow-growing subsolid nodules or atypical cysts where surveillance is chosen over intervention, imaging follow-up aims to detect changes that alter management, with modality selection guided by accuracy and…

Journal of the American College of Radiology : JACR

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AI in medical imaging education research surges, dominated by US and China

A bibliometric analysis of 577 articles on AI for medical imaging education shows exponential growth since 2019, with 226 publications in 2025. The United States (28.8%) and China (19.9%) are the primary contributors. Research themes evolved from foundational algorithms to gener…

Frontiers in medicine
GeneralEducationTrainee

Remembering T1-Weighted MRI: Fat Bright, Fluid Dark

T1-weighted MRI: fat is bright, fluid is dark, and protein-rich material or hemorrhage can also appear bright. Understanding why tissues appear as they do makes interpretation easier.

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RSNA Launches Challenge to Make Radiology Greener and More Cost-Effective

RSNA launches an Imaging Sustainability Challenge, inviting departments to submit projects that align care, cost, and sustainability. Submissions due Sept 30, focusing on environmental stewardship that improves operations while preserving resources.

Radiology Business +1 more
Musculoskeletal (MSK)EducationTrainee

Imaging MSK infections in athletes: sport-specific risks and pitfalls

Musculoskeletal infections in athletes mimic sports injuries; this review presents compartment-based MRI strategies, sport-specific risk factors (microtrauma, skin abrasions, procedures), and diagnostic pitfalls to guide early detection and management.

Skeletal radiology
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