If you're having trouble choosing between an extracellular or hepatobiliary contrast agent for liver MRI, why not both? Read about the indications, protocol, and utility of dual-contrast liver MRI, now available in @RadioGraphics at https://t.co/hCVLQHQf4v
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Don't miss our most recent article in @RadioGraphics (epub 1/2/2025)
Collaboration from @MIRimaging thoracic, abdominal, and MSK sections led by Drs. Tsai, @danieldfriedman and Ponkowski
"CT Angiography of the Upper Extremities: Review of Acute Arterial Entities"
Great @MIRimaging representation at the @AURtweet Vydareny Imaging Interpretation Competition. Great cases and great job by our residents led by Dr. Martin Reis, Program Director. Winners announced tomorrow!
We have studied the natural history of renal masses… but do you know how fast venous tumor thrombi grow?
JUST PUBLISHED: https://t.co/XM6QdB94qA
Thank you @ZacharySmithMD (@WashU_Uro) and @JoeIppolitoLab (@MIRimaging) for the support and mentorship.
Review the case examples in this article to evaluate major and ancillary MRI features of the clear cell likelihood score (ccLS) algorithm for assigning a likelihood score to a small solid renal mass. https://t.co/XvhpwQLxV3 @nupedogg@DavidBallardMD@ItaniMalak@BCUSWORTH
First time lecturing in Scarpellino in over a year. Our first year class served as the portal for chest Jeopardy. The enthusiasm was inspiring. Second year Dan Friedman was right…. Laughter and collegiality make any learning experience better @MIRimaging