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A recent article in Clinical Imaging suggests a three-pronged education approach to address healthcare disparities in radiology.

A young male presents with chest and right knee pain after injury. What most likely represents the imaging findings? ​ ​

Can you make the diagnosis?

The report provides a universal set of recommendations and language for technique, interpretation and reporting of magnetic resonance defecography and is endorsed by six medical societies.

Awareness of the variable imaging characteristics and behavior of thymic cysts over time should help guide clinical management.

The post-processing software platform can reduce brain imaging acquisition time by 40%.

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

The combination approach may significantly reduce over-detection while providing noninferior detection of clinically significant prostate cancer.

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

Can you make the diagnosis?

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

Combination can also help patients avoid unnecessary invasive procedures.

What is your diagnosis on this MRI?

Use of head and neck CTA has increased significantly among commercially insured and Medicare Advantage patients.

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Three-level game helps patients overcome fears of the scan and learn how to remain as motionless as possible during imaging.

Looking for these features could reduce biopsies and facilitate more timely screening.

Study shows general radiologists in community settings have nearly the same level of diagnostic accuracy as abdominal fellowship-trained providers.

Achievement removes significant time barrier to building robust artificial intelligence tools.

The clear cell likelihood score can help providers determine the growth rate of masses that could be cancerous.

Survey shows orthopedic surgeons do read radiology reports, but they have recommendations for improvements.

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Announcement opens the 10th annual Brain Tumor Segmentation challenge.

Images can detect non-mass enhancement extension that correlates to tumor involvement of the nipple.

Better understanding of blood flow means better treatment for patients.