Sara Momtazmanesh, MD

Post-Doctoral Research Fellow @Hopkins_Rad
Aspiring Radiologist & AI Enthusiast 🩻💻
Early Career Editorial Board member @RadiologyEditor 📚
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[Radiology @radiology_rsna]

Are osteoarthritis and atherosclerosis interconnected diseases? This editorial examines Pishgar et al's study, discussing the potential link between OA and popliteal artery wall morphology through shared inflammatory, metabolic, and vascular mechanisms. https://t.co/OYsDfMLJSl

[Elena Ghotbi @GhotbiElena]

1/9 🚨 NEW IN @radiology_rsna:
What does #Radziology #Malpractice REALLY look like across the US?
400K cases, 34 yrs of data from National Practitioner Data Bank 📊
The findings are eye-opening 👀🧵👇
@RITEditor @RadiologyEditor @VChernyakMD @SuhnyAbbara #RadInTraining #Tweetorial

[Francis Deng, MD @francisdeng]

The primary progressive aphasias have differing spatial distributions of atrophy. Do you know them?

@MichelleRoytman at #ENRS2026

[UTSW Radiology @UTSW_Radiology]

@koolkpMD, of our Community Radiology Division, joins radiologists from across the state in a @txradsociety feature exploring the role radiologists play in patient care.

Read What Is a Radiologist?: https://t.co/vFE99PlwYY #radiology

[Pranjal Rai, MD @pranj_rad]

Did you know that MRI derived rOEF may help predict diffusion reversal after successful reperfusion? This @radiology_rsna study just might have the answer. Come find out more with me in this #RIAM!
📄: https://t.co/adp4pyEAgq
@RadiologyEditor @RITEditor @VChernyakMD @SuhnyAbbara

[RSNA @RSNA]

Want to lead the way in radiology quality and safety?

The RSNA Quality Improvement Certificate program equips radiologists of all specialties and experience levels with the real-world QI tools needed to optimize operations and enhance patient care. Learn at your own pace, on your own schedule.

It’s completely free for Standard and Full Access RSNA members. Start today! https://t.co/NYB0bFCYEQ

#QualityImprovement #RadSafety

[Francis Deng, MD @francisdeng]

AI finally solving the pervasive, error-inducing problem of terrible history provided to radiologists.

"LLMs generated radiology-relevant indications from clinical notes that were more comprehensive and factual than clinician indications"

https://t.co/3tBOM8ehHy @sohn522

[Francis Deng, MD @francisdeng]

LLMs can provide decision support when reading complex neuroradiology studies. The quality of the text input matters, with neuroradiologists providing the best prompts. However, the returns diminish with greater baseline expertise.

https://t.co/4EaLG9OG4B

[Sara Momtazmanesh, MD @SMomtazmanesh]

👏 Kudos to the authors on a carefully done study, and thank you to ACORE for the opportunity. Grateful to have worked on this piece with Dr. @Lina_Karout1 and Dr. Madeline L. Stewart, and to Dr. @ElsayesKhaled for his mentorship and guidance throughout. 🙏

[Sara Momtazmanesh, MD @SMomtazmanesh]

1/
🧲 Can we drop the contrast in MR enterography for Crohn disease?
On the @ACOREdu blog: a look at Rimola et al. in Radiology, a multireader study comparing how consistently radiologists read an abbreviated non-contrast protocol vs standard contrast-enhanced MRE.

🔗 https://t.co/pevt2jEmrW

[Sara Momtazmanesh, MD @SMomtazmanesh]

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📊 Key findings:
👥 80 exams, 60 patients, 10 readers, two rounds a month apart
✅ Active disease: comparable interreader agreement (AC1 0.87 abbreviated vs 0.91 contrast-enhanced)
🔁 Intrareader concordance across protocols almost perfect (0.86–1.00)
⚠️ Ulcers read inconsistently on both
⏱️ ~40% less time in the scanner

📄 https://t.co/hW1emd200i

[Pouria Rouzrokh, MD @PRouzrokh]

Excited to share our recent article in @RadioGraphics on advancing radiology education with artificial intelligence, where we discuss how AI can be integrated into every aspect of radiology education, from strengthening learning strategies to supporting curriculum management.

[Sara Momtazmanesh, MD @SMomtazmanesh]

Honored and excited to join the 2026 @SABImaging Early Career Committee as an Innovation Liaison. Looking forward to learning from leaders in the field and working with an accomplished group of early-career radiologists.
#SABI #Innovation @Hopkins_Rad

[Fereshteh Yazdanpanah, MD, MBA @FYazdanpanah90]

✨A new academic year, new ideas, and new faces! The first @SABImaging Newsletter issue is here!

Meet our 2026–2027 Early Career Committee (ECC) and join us as we kick off another year of collaboration, research, education, and innovation.

🔗Read more: https://t.co/QhAS39TGLA

[@RadiologyEditor @RadiologyEditor]

How much have CT radiation doses changed in the past decade? 📉

Using data from 5.2 million CT acquisitions, researchers found U.S. adult CT doses have declined since 2014, while introducing a framework for near-real-time national dose benchmarking.
https://t.co/KrJQxw6zpx

[Francis Deng, MD @francisdeng]

Tell me you didn’t get a radiologist coauthor without telling me

“a diffusely abnormal flare throughout the right globe”

[Sara Momtazmanesh, MD @SMomtazmanesh]

@francisdeng The spine is a hazy smear with no countable vertebrae, and the bowel loops are too tidy, evenly spaced and draped right over the spine.

[@RadiologyEditor @RadiologyEditor]

🚀 The first human radiographs in space are here.

Using a portable radiography system aboard the Fram2 mission, researchers showed the feasibility of on-orbit x‑ray imaging for crew health & equipment evaluation, expanding capabilities beyond ultrasound.
https://t.co/gMH9N05Vtl

[Sara Momtazmanesh, MD @SMomtazmanesh]

@BrdKhsrv @SIIM_Tweets @RSNA @YaleRadiology Huge congratulations!🎉

[Sara Momtazmanesh, MD @SMomtazmanesh]

@PRouzrokh @RSNA Congrats Pouria 👏🏻🎉

[Johns Hopkins Radiology @Hopkins_Rad]

Check out the latest episode of The Joys of Radiology podcast featuring Dr. Erin Gomez (@ErinGomezMD ). She shares insights on building a meaningful life and career in medicine, reflecting on the experiences, challenges, and opportunities that shaped her journey in radiology.