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New edition of CXR book released

Radiology Cafe

Front cover Back cover I’ve finished the 2nd edition of my book, Chest X-rays for Medical Students! The book now follows the Royal College of Radiologists (RCR) Curriculum so students should feel confident that it covers all the core material. It’s been a labour of love. Buy online at Enjoy learning chest X-rays!

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Sectra Empowers Improved Work-life Balance for Radiologists

Imaging Technology

Increased productivity and workplace flexibility help radiologists keep work and life in balance. Marie Ekström Trägårdh , President of Sectra Imaging IT Solutions , says, “Radiologists today face increasing workloads and the risk of burnout.

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In a new book, Rachel Brem and Christy Teal offer breast cancer care guidance

AuntMinnie

Breast cancer care doesn't have to be mysterious, according to radiologist Rache.

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RSNA 2024 plenaries to highlight human-AI connection

AuntMinnie

The RSNA has released its plenary session slate for its 2024 annual meeting to be held December 1 to 5 in Chicago which will focus on the role AI plays in empowering radiologists. During the Monday, December 2 keynote address, scientist, cardiologist, and author Eric Topol, MD, will discuss “AI’s Transformation of Medicine.”

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Erika Pace & Matthias Eberhard appointed Junior Deputy Editors

European Radiology

Matthias Eberhard is a cardiovascular, chest and musculoskeletal radiologist at the University Hospital Zurich, Switzerland. He has authored about 100 scientific papers and book chapters. He is an active researcher in multimodality cardiovascular radiology, with a special focus on photon-counting CT and structural heart disease.

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GPT-4V flops on RSNA ‘Case of the Day’ questions

AuntMinnie

Compared to radiologists and residents, GPT-4V performed poorly on RSNA “Case of the Day” questions, although its accuracy did increase when only the textual context from cases was input, noted lead author Pritam Mukherjee, PhD, an NIH staff scientist, and colleagues. “We

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Correction Techniques for Spinal Deformity

AJNR

Thieme; 2023; 316 pp; 664 ill Confronted with images from patients who have had various surgical procedures for spinal deformities, the radiologist may be in a quandary as to what exactly was done and therefore what should appear in the radiology report. Enter the new book CORRECTION TECHNIQUES FOR SPINAL DEFORMITY, edited by Drs.