Katie Robinson

Nonsuppressed background parenchymal enhancement could indicate patients who will show inferior response and allow for a personalized redirection of treatment.

The algorithm is the first step towards developing an artificial intelligence-augmented radiology workflow that can support image interpretation to improve diagnosis and prognosis.

Radiologists should use this simple measure to detect osteoporosis when reading chest or abdominal CT scans and refer to orthopedic specialists for follow-up with positive findings.

Training sets from different vendors may be required to ensure scanner-specific sensitivity.

Clinicians, especially those working in a region of high COVID-19 prevalence, should be aware that FDG PET/CT can detect lung and lymph node findings suggestive of COVID-19.