GPT-4o matches experienced radiologists for follow-up imaging recs The AI model matched the performance of radiologist readers in recommending follow-up imaging from routine radiology reports.

An AI model matched the performance of a board-certified radiologist and outperformed a radiology resident in recommending follow-up imaging from routine radiology reports #radiology #medicalAI #GPT4o

How best to characterize CT lung findings after radiation therapy Serial chest CT is cornerstone of post-RT surveillance, but "accurate interpretation is critical to avoid misdiagnosis."

Up to 64% of patients treated with high-precision radiation therapy (HPRT) for lung cancer develop imaging findings that can mimic tumor recurrence, but only 10% of these are confirmed to be true disease relapse #radiology #HPRT #lungcancer

Half of women reject clinician metrics tied to breast screening rates Half of women oppose clinician metrics from breast screening attendance, and many oppose financial incentives from higher ratings.

About half of women don’t agree that clinician performance metrics should be based on breast cancer screening attendance #radiology #breastcancer #mammography buff.ly/PJyQ2NU

76-year-old man with ischemic cardiomyopathy, lightheadedness - myAuntminnie A 76-year-old man with ischemic cardiomyopathy on long-term mechanical support presented with occasional lightheadedness over the previous one to two months.

What's your diagnosis? #radiology

New ACP breast screening guidelines address supplemental imaging New guidelines by the American College of Physicians address age limits to start and stop breast cancer screening.

Digital breast tomosynthesis (DBT) should be considered for women with dense breasts rather than supplemental MRI or ultrasound #breastcancer #DBT #MRI #ultrasound #ACP

12-year-old girl with pelvic pain - myAuntminnie A 12-year-old girl presented with pelvic pain.

A new case for your consideration! #radiology

MRI highlights worse muscle health from ultra-processed foods A study has found that ultra-processed food consumption is tied to higher thigh-muscle fat infiltration on MRI.

MRI has revealed that consumption of ultra-processed foods is associated with higher amounts of intramuscular fat, potentially increasing the risk of knee osteoarthritis (OA) #radiology #MRI #osteoarthritis

Most MIPS quality measures 'topped out' based on a fraction of physicians CMS designates MIPS measures as "'topped out'" when reporting clinicians consistently achieve high performance.

The research raises questions about CMS's "cap-and-removal" policy #radiology #MIPS #CMS

MRI-guided ultrasound ablation outperforms surgery in prostate cancer TULSA may allow patients to recover more quickly and maintain a better quality of life following treatment.

MRI-guided transurethral ultrasound ablation (TULSA) is effective over surgery in men with prostate cancer #radiology #ultrasound #prostatecancer #MRI

Abbreviated breast MRI after chemotherapy comparable to full protocol The findings could translate into more tailored patient care, researchers noted.

The findings could translate into more tailored patient care #radiology #breastcancer #MRI

ARRS: Emergency radiologists can plan for care during system downtimes Emergency radiologists can take steps toward weathering system failures from malfunctions and cyberattacks.

Planning, collaboration, and risk mitigation are key to managing downtimes in emergency radiology from cyberattacks #radiology

ARRS: CTA may have key role in imaging SCAD CTA could be a viable imaging technique in imaging sudden coronary artery dissection (SCAD), an ARRS presentation suggested.

CT angiography (CTA) is often the best test for diagnosing sudden coronary artery dissection (SCAD) #radiology #CTA #CT #SCAD

MRI shows link between aneurysm and cumulative combat blast exposure "These findings suggest that repeated blast exposure may leave a measurable vascular signature in the brain," researchers noted.

A higher prevalence of intracranial aneurysms is associated with greater cumulative combat blast exposure among special operations military forces #radiology #MRI #specialforces #blastexposure

27-year-old man with right upper extremity mass - myAuntminnie A 27-year-old man presented with a mass involving the right upper extremity. The mass had been growing in size over the previous two to three months.

How would you diagnose this case? #radiology

FDA strikes down radiology AI 510(k) exemption arguments Regulator rejects broad statement of user capabilities in detecting performance issues.

In 2025 alone, the FDA cleared at least 255 radiology AI devices through the 510(k) program #radiology #FDA #medicalAI

Stent therapy effective for post-thrombotic syndrome Stented patients also reported significantly greater improvement in self-reported quality of life compared with controls.

Venous stenting significantly reduced disease severity and improved quality of life in patients with post-thrombotic syndrome #radiology #throbosis #stenttherapy

ARRS: How should breast imagers develop surveillance strategies? An ARRS presentation explored surveillance imaging strategies for breast cancer survivors.

Imaging has an important role in post-surveillance care for breast cancer patients, but it’s currently up to individual institutions to develop their own management strategies #radiology #breastcancer

Population-level lung cancer rate higher than NLST rate Researchers reported a higher lung cancer detection rate after a shorter follow-up period.

Researchers reported a lung cancer diagnosis rate of 4% in a large regional community health care system in the Mississippi Delta #radiology #lungcancer

ARRS: MBI has considerations for streamlining breast imaging workflows An ARRS presentation addressed how MBI workflows can be streamlined.

Molecular breast imaging (MBI) can help make breast imaging workflows more efficient #radiology #MBI #breastimaging

ARRS president: Radiologists should embrace AI in evolving world New ARRS president Christine Glastonbury, MD, talked about the need for "actual intelligence" in shaping how AI used in radiology.

AI may not take radiologists’ place in medicine, but radiologists should embrace changes that AI brings to their practice by shaping how the technology is integrated into their work #radiology #medicalAI

Report: 2026 cancer rates to remain high in Canada The findings underscore the need for caregivers to stay informed regarding incidence of the disease.

Cancer rates in Canada for 2026 are projected to remain high, particularly for lung, breast, prostate, and colorectal cancers -- which will likely make up 47% of new diagnoses #radiology #prostatecancer #breastcancer #colorectalcancer #lungcancer buff.ly/Hnu9YyM

New PET tracer shows promise in dementia SV2A PET may offer a robust, sensitive biomarker for disease staging, treatment monitoring.

A novel PET radiotracer that visualizes synaptic density outperformed FDG-PET in detecting brain changes associated with behavioral variant frontotemporal dementia #radiology #dementia #FDGPET

LLM shows promise in translating radiology reports for patients GPT-o1 in a study simplified emergency radiology reports and produced translations across multiple languages.

Large language models (LLMs) could help create accurate, patient-friendly radiology reports #radiology #LLM #medicalAI

48-year-old man with abdominal pain - myAuntminnie A 48-year-old man presented with abdominal pain.

Another case for your consideration! #radiology

PET links brain metabolism to survival in lung cancer patients Low brain metabolic activity was associated with increased mortality in patients with advanced NSCLC.

Low brain metabolic activity on FDG-PET/CT scans is associated with increased mortality in patients with advanced non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) #radiology #NSCLC #PETCT

A hair-raising MRI safety concern: Weft extensions with metallic beads Hair salon clients with sewn-in weft extensions are being told the extensions are safe for MRI. But are they?

Sewn-in weft extensions are not affixed by silicone alone #radiology #MRI

Incoming SBI president previews annual symposium Incoming SBI president Gary Whitman, MD, previews the upcoming SBI Annual Symposium in Seattle.

Radiologists, technologists, and radiation oncologists will be treated to the latest updates and insights in breast imaging at the Society of Breast Imaging’s annual symposium #radiology #breastimaging #SBI

60-year-old man with finding on cardiac workup - myAuntminnie A 60-year-old man with a complex cardiac history undergoing cardiac transplant workup was noted to have an incidental finding.

What's your diagnosis? #radiology

VR glasses soothe patients undergoing TRUS-guided prostate biopsy Prostate biopsy patients who view nature-based video content via VR glasses reported having less anxiety and more comfort.

Patients who viewed 3D nature-based video content through the glasses had less urinary retention while not showing any significant differences in other complications compared to patients undergoing the standard treatment #radiology #virtualreality #prostatecancer #ultrasound

Study reveals radiology's hidden safety risks A system-based analysis of radiology patient safety events (PSEs) has revealed recurring harm patterns and vulnerable populations.

The findings highlight "opportunities for improvement and emphasize the need for standardized classification and harm scales to support broader system-level quality efforts across institutions" #radiology #patientsafety