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Retire? How Is That Going To Go? Pretty Well, Actually.
Harry Agress, Jr., MD, reflects on retirement as a rewarding “rewirement,” encouraging radiologists to embrace curiosity, purpose, and new experiences. Drawing from his own transition, he highlights teaching, creativity, and volunteerism as fulfilling outlets, emphasizing… Read more
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Precision Imaging in Rectal Cancer: ARRS, RANZCR to Sharpen Staging and Surveillance
Rectal MRI unites American, Australian, and New Zealander abdominal imagers Read more
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Serendipity and the Open Mind—Part 2
ARRS President Deborah Baumgarten, MD, on the role of serendipity in medicine and imaging. Read more
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The Bear Paw Sign: Classic Clues to Xanthogranulomatous Pyelonephritis (XGP)
See staghorn calculi, perinephric inflammation, and an enlarged, poorly functioning kidney? Think xanthogranulomatous pyelonephritis! Read more
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ARRS Assembles AI All Stars for Annual Meeting in Pittsburgh
Announcing this April’s two-day Categorical Course: Clinical Artificial Intelligence in Radiology Read more
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Ultrasound Case: The Pepsi Sign and a Surprising Vascular Finding
A benign-looking liver lesion turned out to be a hepatic artery pseudoaneurysm—all thanks to color Doppler. Read more
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New CMS Quality Measure for CT Radiation Dose Draws Scrutiny
Experts ask 20 questions about definitions, methodologies, and misaligned clinical realities Read more
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The Fishbowl Test: Grading Cervical Canal Stenosis
Understanding Dr. Lea Alhilali’s fishbowl analogy helps clarify how to distinguish mild, moderate, and severe cases. Read more
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Delegate Decisions: Three Key Takeaways From the AMA Meeting
Expect DICOM mandates to simplify imaging transfers, elevated oversight of AI, and more rigorous validation for CT-based calcium scoring Read more