Best of Radiology Advances 2024
The Editor-in-Chief of Radiology Advances, Dr. Susanna Lee, would like to warmly thank all of the excellent authors and expert peer reviewers who have contributed their time to the success of the RSNA’s new open access journal in 2024. Their contributions continue to further scientific understanding in the field of radiology.
To celebrate the quality of the articles published in Radiology Advances in the past year, Dr. Lee has selected 5 impactful 2024 papers for their particular excellence. These articles are just a sample of the impressive body of research publishing in the journal.
The advent of artificial intelligence (AI) in healthcare has heralded a new era in diagnostic imaging. 1 The combination of AI with ultrasound (US) imaging is especially promising. Distinct from other imaging techniques, the US heavily depends on the skill of the operator. 2 This reliance on ...
Background Artificial intelligence (AI) has shown promise in mammography interpretation, and its use as a second reader in breast cancer screening may reduce the burden on health care systems. Purpose To evaluate the performance differences between routine double read and an AI as a second reader ...
Background Parallel imaging can accelerate MRI acquisitions, but excessive accelerations can introduce amplified noise and aliasing artifacts. Purpose To evaluate a vendor-agnostic AI-based approach to remove image degradation artifacts in highly accelerated MRI scans, improving image quality and ...
Background Patellar tendinopathy is a common overuse injury in active individuals, often with incomplete recovery. Recently, platelet-rich plasma (PRP) treatment has shown promising results. Traditional qualitative markers are not reliable indicators of treatment response. Advanced quantitative ...
Purpose This study aims to evaluate the feasibility of using electron density (ED) maps combined with Z-effective (Zeff) images obtained from unenhanced dual-layer dual-energy CT (dl-DECT) scans of the chest for the detection of pulmonary embolism (PE). Materials and methods A retrospective ...
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