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Use of machine learning algorithms to read thyroid nodule ultrasounds helpful, particularly for less experienced radiologists.

Radiologists' use of CAD systems as a second reader to catch missed nodules during lung cancer screening.

Interventional radiology is growing, but it needs to stay aligned with diagnostic radiology, experts say.

Knee MRI does not contribute to clinical decision making among older men presenting with knee pain.

MRI during the first trimester of pregnancy does not appear to increase risk of stillbirth or neonatal death, but gadolinium cautioned.

Filters in radiology.

Using artificial intelligence to review mammographic findings may increase efficiency in assessing breast cancer risk.

Point-of-care ultrasound, instead of CT, effective in diagnosis and management of elbow injuries.

CT, with lower radiation dose, can help emergency room physicians determine which patients with ureteral stones need further intervention.

Managing finances in radiology.

The yellow brick road is far.

Job openings for radiologists predicted to grow 16% in 2016.

Children who repeatedly undergo MRI with GBCA experience higher levels of signal intensity.

This series focuses on what it’s like to be a radiologist in a variety of settings. Here, we focused on academic radiology.

Technology can help big data think outside the box in radiology.

Radiology’s place in the physician shortage.

Fancy radiology technology that no one will pay for.

An update on the state of the radiology job market in 2016.

Magnetic resonance imaging allows physicians to assess acute groin injuries among athletes.

SIIM16 helped uncover significant baby steps towards outcomes-based purchasing.

Is an NJ case that deemed radiologists liable for determining medical necessity just the beginning?

Ultrasound, rather than MRI, is often appropriate imaging for shoulder injuries.

Not exactly how teleradiology works.

SIIM 2016 provides a reality check on the deconstructed deployment model for PACS

MRI with gadolinium contrast is not associated with increased rates of Parkinson’s disease.

Annual follow-up with CT for nonsolid nodules detected during lung cancer screening reduces need for biopsies.

No decision support, no payment for radiologists.

SIIM16 shed light on patient-centered radiology, artificial intelligence, and their confluence