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TAVR vs. SAVR: Navigating Choice, Predicting Outcomes
As TAVR becomes more common, the rad’s role is expanding from procedural planning to risk stratification.
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Septic Arthritis in Small Joints—The Farley Finding
Just as the late comedian famously donned small outfits to accentuate his large frame, septic arthritis in small joints creates an angry effusion that appears too big for its britches.
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How to Implement NI-RADS MRI v2025
Paul Bunch, MD, chair of the ACR NI-RADS Committee, explains how he successfully integrated NI-RADS MRI v2025 recommendations at Wake Forest by focusing on clinical buy-in and implementation science.
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Neutralizing Workplace Toxicity
Toxicity isn’t just an HR issue; it eats away at our wellbeing, impacting a rad’s sensitivity and specificity alike.
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Uremic Encephalopathy with Lentiform Fork Sign
The lentiform fork sign helps ID metabolic distress in the deep brain nuclei, particularly in the context of metabolic acidosis.
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Cold Comfort: Cryoablation of Vertebral Metastases
Cryoablation is uniquely suited for tumors where heat-based methods like radiofrequency ablation often fail.
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Contrast-Enhanced Mammography–Guided Intervention—What Next?
CEM is transitioning from diagnostic instrument to a functional intervention platform—addressing the “what next?” query for findings seen only on recombined images.
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Building the Perfect Workday
Radiology burnout stems from lost control over schedules. Dr. Nicholas Galante advocates focus management through deep work sessions, emphasizing balance and reclaiming time to combat unsustainable practices.
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Tears of the Pancreas: Why Cyst Stability Isn’t Enough
The field defect suggests that the presence of a cyst indicates an increased risk of developing pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma elsewhere in the gland.
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True vs. False Lumen in Acute Aortic Dissection
Look for the beak sign and larger caliber to ID the false; check the arch “wraparound” and calcification patterns for truth.
