Arastoo Vossough

Professor of Radiology @upenn | Larissa T. Bilaniuk Endowed Chair in Pediatric Neuroradiology @chopradiology

[Arastoo Vossough @NeuroradAI]

So proud of our CHOP Neuroradiology family, many here at @The_ASPNR in Austin, in my first ever de novo twitter (X) post after 6 years! @CHOPRadiology @ErinSchwartzMD @KShekdarMD @hisham @draash @alexis_maddocks @AdGoldmanYassen @cesaralvesneuro and many others

[Arastoo Vossough @NeuroradAI]

@KShekdarMD @CHOPRadiology @The_ASPNR What an amazing and educational lecture!

[Arastoo Vossough @NeuroradAI]

@AmalSalehNour It was great seeing you. Hope to come over in the summer.

[Arastoo Vossough @NeuroradAI]

@WmOBrienDO @The_ASPNR @MirskyDavid @MarkMamloukMD @DrGeraldoFilipa @FazioSuely @cesaralvesneuro @MSavinaSeverino @UlrikeLoebel @draash @cguimaraesMD @callyrobs @vanessarameh @Camilojaimesc Congratulations Bill! Very well deserved Mr. President.

[Carmen Cerron-Vela @crcerron]

So grateful and honored to have been awarded the Cum Laude Scientific Poster distinction. Thank you to my mentor. Dr. Vossough @NeuroradAI and my amazing team! @Fab_Neuroradio @luisoctaviotg @The_ASPNR #ASPNR23

[Amal Saleh @AmalSalehNour]

The mastermind behind #ASPNR23 @SusanPalasis and the amazing @TYPoussaintMD @NeuroradAI at the end of the 2nd day.

[Fabrício Gonçalves, MD, EDiNR, EDiPNR @Fab_Neuroradio]

@crcerron @NeuroradAI @luisoctaviotg @The_ASPNR @crcerron

[Arastoo Vossough @NeuroradAI]

Exceptionally true in radiology

[Arastoo Vossough @NeuroradAI]

Especially on the plane

[Arastoo Vossough @NeuroradAI]

Especially on the plane

[Health Nerd @GidMK]

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[Health Nerd @GidMK]

The symbolism is delicious

[Arastoo Vossough @NeuroradAI]

@MarkGaze @DShadowgazer Lesson to those radiologists whose reports mostly start (and end) with "There is a T2 hyperintensity..."

[Arastoo Vossough @NeuroradAI]

Exceptionally true in radiology

[Frank Harrell @f2harrell]

#statistics advice of the day: if you are a producer or consumer of omics research where features were "found" using only data and not biological pathways, you are safe to assume a zero probability that the features are correct.