Do you wish you were doing a neuroradiology fellowship next year but don't have one lined up?
Johns Hopkins Neuroradiology @hopkinsneurorad has an unexpected fellowship opening for 2026-2027!
Email [email protected] with your CV and statement of interest ASAP
In this targeted editorial, Dr. @francisdeng of @Hopkins_Rad comments on the study by Hayden et al and the current status of GPT-4 in its ability to interpret radiologic images as compared with text-based questions. https://t.co/5d60v3iAlj
We have an opening for a clinical neuroradiology fellowship spot at Johns Hopkins for July 2025. If interested please send an email with CV to [email protected]. We will review applications by mid Nov and start interviews soon after. Please share with anyone that may be interested!
Congratulations to @francisdeng and Elliot Fishman (@ctisus), both selected as finalists for https://t.co/9cGUSN9WFA’s 2024 Most Effective Radiology Educator award. The Minnies honor excellence in radiology. To see the complete list of finalists, visit https://t.co/PpnbjRIAhn.
Congratulations to Dr. Haris Sair (@hsairmd), recently promoted to Professor. He is an internationally respected translational imaging researcher known for his work on incorporating advanced functional MRI techniques into the clinical evaluation of patients. Kudos, Dr. Sair!
“Recommended Resting-State fMRI Acquisition and Preprocessing Steps for Preoperative Mapping of Language and Motor and Visual Areas in Adult and Pediatric Patients with Brain Tumors and Epilepsy”
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Just published in @TheAJNR:
https://t.co/M4VSS16JX2
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#fMRI
Happy New Year. I started a free YouTube Channel containing several of my on-line lectures. Content is predominantly for radiology colleagues interested in Head & Neck Radiology, however, all are invited. Please visit the channel below and subscribe
https://t.co/eDknymt9gQ
@AOSpine 16/In this month’s @TheAJNR, Li et al. compared these 3 methods.
They found safety was the same for all 3.
But Spine Jack outperformed other methods for decreasing worst pain & increasing vertebral body height.
Never share patient information on social media (obviously). But be mindful of more subtle risks “We had such a unique case this week” can expose PHI. Likewise for images that could be reconstructed, such as showing facial features. #RSNA23