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SIR Foundation Research Consensus Panel Sets Priorities for Acute DVT Intervention Studies

SIR Foundation research consensus panel calls for standardized acute DVT intervention endpoints: biologically informed patient selection, anatomic/physiologic metrics, validated severity tools, longitudinal biomarkers, and economic/QoL measures to advance precision and reduce po…

Journal of vascular and interventional radiology : JVIR

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Neuro / Head & NeckAI / InformaticsResearch

Nonlinear subspace reconstruction with denoising autoencoder improves DWI quality

A nonlinear subspace model using a denoising autoencoder jointly reconstructs k-q-space data, showing improved noise suppression and detail preservation versus MUSE and LLR in high b-value diffusion-weighted imaging, with minimal bias and higher precision.

Magnetic resonance in medicine
Musculoskeletal (MSK)AI / InformaticsResearch

Machine learning predicts cartilage proteoglycan content from MR fingerprinting

Preliminary study: In bovine cartilage, Gaussian process regression predicted proteoglycan content from MR fingerprinting (median r=0.81, NRMSE 11.7%), but collagen fiber anisotropy prediction was weak (r=0.40). Raw MRF data outperformed qMRI maps.

Magma (New York, N.Y.)
Body / AbdominalMusculoskeletal (MSK)AI / InformaticsResearch

Hip prosthesis artifacts degrade deep-learning prostate MRI diagnosis

In prostate MRI, moderate-to-severe hip prosthesis artifacts degraded all three deep-learning models (AUC 0.62–0.71) compared with exams without prostheses (AUC 0.74–0.81), while radiologist PI-RADS performance held up better (AUC 0.77–0.79 across artifact categories).

Abdominal radiology (New York)
Body / AbdominalAI / InformaticsResearchTrainee

DLIR/dual-energy CT non-inferior to MRI for HCC LI-RADS major features

DLIR-H/50-keV dual-energy CT protocol showed non-inferiority to MRI for detecting arterial phase hyperenhancement (APHE) and washout in HCC, offering an alternative when MRI access is limited.

Abdominal radiology (New York)
Nuclear / MolecularAI / InformaticsEducationTrainee

AI as a Learning Partner in Nuclear Medicine: Practical Workflows for Trainees

Nuclear medicine trainees can use AI to draft study guides, generate questions, and simulate patients, but must critically verify AI outputs to avoid inaccurate, biased information that undermines learning. Effective use requires goal setting, self-effort, and faculty review.

Journal of nuclear medicine technology
Nuclear / MolecularAI / InformaticsEducationTrainee

Practical AI applications for nuclear medicine educators

Nuclear medicine educators can practically apply AI through prompt engineering, chain-of-thought prompting, retrieval-augmented generation, custom tool development, and multimedia creation to build scalable, equitable, and personalized learning.

Journal of nuclear medicine technology
Nuclear / MolecularAI / InformaticsEducationTrainee

Foundations for AI-Enhanced Nuclear Medicine Education: Theory and Ethics

AI tools in nuclear medicine education must be grounded in learning theories and ethical guardrails: structured prompting, retrieval-augmented generation, and expert review safeguard human judgment, privacy, and critical thought.

Journal of nuclear medicine technology
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