The newest issue of Images is out now. 600+ publications. 120 grants. 56 new awards. One of academic radiology's most productive years, and the stories behind every number ➡️ https://t.co/tLRfSLNq9X
On Capitol Hill, @IPSISMed members advocated for evidence-based policies that expand access to safe, effective treatment for people with debilitating pain. Among them was @UCSFimaging's Dr. Vinil Shah, recently confirmed as the society's Vice President. Congratulations!
A 46-year-old man was referred to @UCSF for chordoma treatment. Interventional radiologist Dr. Kazim Narsinh, neurosurgeon Dr. Jang Yoon & otolaryngologist Dr. Ilya Likhterov discuss his case in our webinar. Watch the full video https://t.co/WRpkfAhizt
This year's International Skeletal Society Founders Medal goes to @UCSFimaging's Dr. @ThomasMLink1, our Professor & Division Chief of Musculoskeletal Radiology. Congratulations, Dr. Link, on an honor that follows decades of @ISS_Bone service! #ISS2026
In @EJR_official_, @UCSFimaging's Drs. Yang Yang, Alexandra S. Gersing & colleagues show deep learning denoising raised 0.55 T knee MRI diagnostic accuracy from 0.83 to 0.98, comparable with 3 T at 0.97. https://t.co/UmO6wEIkeY
Congratulations to our recent RAP grant awardees. Dr. Joseph (An) Vu will develop mesoscale ADC-fMRI at 7T, & Dr. Peder Larson leads a team science project on cardiotoxicity. https://t.co/VHlIz4HKBs
Questions about our Cardiothoracic Imaging Fellowship? Bring them to the open house on Friday, Nov 13, & connect with program leaders Drs. Kimberly Kallianos & Shravan Sridhar. https://t.co/NFZouQSw2Q
In @OAC_Open, @UCSFimaging's Tugce Ulas, Felix Liu, Gabby Joseph, @sharmilamajumda, Gebbie Hoyer, @ThomasMLink1 & Alexandra Gersing link thigh muscle gain to less knee pain progression. https://t.co/EZyQbtjca3
Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy can hide for years before a young athlete suddenly collapses. @UCSFimaging's Dr. Peder Larson uses hyperpolarized carbon-12 MRI to measure energy metabolism in heart muscle, improving diagnosis & monitoring. Watch how ➡️ https://t.co/X2retbrkQE
Opportunistic osteoporosis screening has to be paired with clinical follow-up to pay off. @UCSFimaging's Dr. Georg Feuerriegel weighs in for @RSNA News on a deep learning model that spots low bone density in routine CT. https://t.co/ojetRBWyvq
Most AI segmentation models treat every case as if their output is definitive. @UCSFimaging's Dr. Andreas Rauschecker (@DrDreMDPhD) & colleagues built one that shows where it's unsure, tested on meningiomas. https://t.co/q3wzhTTTKl
About 40% of people worldwide have MASLD, yet liver-related harm usually waits until fibrosis develops. In @AJR_Radiology, @UCSFimaging's Drs. Shin Mei Chan, William Cheng Hong & colleagues review how best to find it in high-risk adults. https://t.co/KkpJNYTPXP
A PET tracer for gluconate metabolism found in bacteria but not mammalian cells. In @angew_chem, @UCSFimaging's #postdoc Sanghee Lee, Drs. Jung Min Kim, Joseph Blecha, Rob Flavell, Michael Ohlinger, Youngho Seo, Dave Wilson & collaborators report [18F]FGA. https://t.co/aog35vt2X4
Teaching takes practice too. Neuroradiologist Dr. Allen Ye & nurse practitioner Sarah O'Connell each wrapped up a Teach for UCSF certificate this year, in Educator Essentials & Interprofessional Teaching. #UCSFProud https://t.co/j3mYDgTN3L
Standardized, high-quality imaging for UCSF patients is the focus of @UCSFimaging's new associate chair. Dr. Rajesh Shah oversees departmental safety policies & leads our Quality & Safety committee. Congratulations, Dr. Shah! https://t.co/oRhwIviuex
In @MagResMed, @UCSFimaging's Drs. Congyu Liao, Yang Yang & collaborators present calibration-free field mapping for whole brain MRF at 3T. Learn more: https://t.co/dIbd7FQkAX
High agreement, except on viability. In @EJR_official_, @UCSFimaging's Drs. Omar Hassan, Moein Moradpour, Hailey Choi, Sina Houshmand, Kang Wang, Thomas Hope & collaborators note a need for clearer LR-Radiation-TRA definitions. https://t.co/CxO4H8K2RD
Staying engaged in your profession, how to keep it up & why it matters. That's the focus of this year's Margulis Alumnus Lecture, where Dr. Robert Barr draws on decades in neuroradiology, healthcare leadership & organized medicine. https://t.co/zeNcuFupR8
Could the brain's unimodal to multimodal hierarchy arise from source-sink signal flow? A @biorxivpreprint from @UCSFimaging's Drs. Fahimeh Arab, Srikantan Nagarajan, Ashish Raj & collaborators suggests it may.https://t.co/ZGU2uvVBx9
RFA is established for Morton neuromas but uncommon in the head and neck. In @JVIRmedia, @UCSFimaging's Drs. Pete Lokken, Alexander Lam, & collaborators report an ultrasound-guided ablation for a recurrent postsurgical case. https://t.co/3h3JalEo4M
Temporal bone & skull base expert Dr. Jan Casselman delivers the upcoming T. Hans Newton Lecture online on October 14, with a two-part talk on 3D CRANI of the extracranial cranial nerves & Phase-CT for neuro and inner ear imaging. https://t.co/kXDLf6uXyC