In this targeted editorial, Drs. KimMyoungKyoung and Jung Min Chang discuss the selection of patients who could benefit from supplemental imaging for breast cancer and various tools, including AI models, that can assist in this clinical task. doi.org/10.1148/radiol…

AISmartDensity, an AI-based score combining cancer signs, masking, and risk AI models, outperformed density models in selecting patients who could benefit from supplemental imaging for breast cancer. bit.ly/3VMQpQI

MRI scan shows a mass with high signal intensity involving the right orbit, middle cranial fossa, and subcutaneous tissue, while carotid DSA demonstrates heterogeneous enhancement of the lesion. bit.ly/3PXmVM9

Compared with guidelines, supersonic shear imaging liver stiffness dual threshold values of <7 kPa and >12 kPa were close to target sensitivity and specificity for compensated advanced chronic liver disease in high-risk patients. pubs.rsna.org/doi/10.1148/ra…

Compared with guidelines, supersonic shear imaging liver stiffness dual threshold values of <7 kPa and >12 kPa were close to target sensitivity and specificity for compensated advanced chronic liver disease in high-risk patients. bit.ly/3TPOiJh

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Eastern HCC diagnostic guidelines offered higher sensitivity, whereas Western guidelines provided higher specificity in patients with cirrhosis and in those with chronic hepatitis B. bit.ly/4avuX6W

🚨 A new episode of the Radiology podcast is now available! 🚨 Linda Chu, MD and Dr. Kim speak with Cooky Menias and Amy Hara about Women Leaders in Radiology #RadPodcasts bit.ly/3QZQRsC

Dr. Jonathan Mezrich of Yale Department of Radiology & Biomedical Imaging discusses this retrospective analysis of 135 teleradiology medical malpractice cases and 3474 radiology medical malpractice cases not involving teleradiology. doi.org/10.1148/radiol…

Teleradiology medical malpractice cases more frequently involved the death of the patient and had higher median indemnity payment amounts compared with cases not involving teleradiology. Aaron Sodickson MD, PhD, FASER bit.ly/4aDUElJ

RSNA is accepting applications from radiology residents and fellows for positions on the Radiology: In Training Editorial Board. The 1-year term will begin July 1, 2024. Review the submission requirements and apply by May 5. bit.ly/3J2GLj3

CT enterography in a patient with Crohn disease reveals mural thickening of the ileocecum with hyperenhancement and luminal narrowing; 4 months later, MR enterography revealed progression, and at pathology, diffuse large B-cell lymphoma was diagnosed. bit.ly/3xliioL

CT angiogram shows ­aortic dissection at the aortic root and thickening of the left aortic wall. MRI revealed a crescentic soft tissue abnormality of the aortic wall with delayed enhancement. At resection, neurofibroma of the ascending aorta was diagnosed. bit.ly/3J4wnd2

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In this targeted editorial, Christos Georgiades MD PhD looks at this retrospective study of patients with multifocal T1N0M0 papillary thyroid cancer undergoing MWA or surgery.​ doi.org/10.1148/radiol…

No difference was found in progression-free survival between microwave ablation (MWA) and surgical resection for US-detected multifocal T1N0M0 papillary thyroid carcinoma; MWA had fewer complications. Yu Ming-An bit.ly/4cyJhgG