Rationale and Objectives Many patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) have marked discordance between forced expiratory volume in 1 second (FEV 1 ) and degree of emphysema on c...

Rationale and Objectives We investigated the effects of small focal spot (SFS) imaging and iterative model reconstruction (IMR) on the image quality of computed tomography angiographs (CTA) in pat...

Rationale and Objectives We have been called to reform radiology undergraduate medical education (UME) curricula. Clinically available clinical decision support provides an opportunity to improve ...

In medicine, an eponym is a word—typically referring to an anatomic structure, disease, or syndrome—that is derived from a person’s name. Medical eponyms are ubiquitous and numerous. They are also ...

Rationale and Objectives This study aimed to review the current understanding and capabilities regarding use of imaging for noninvasive lesion characterization and its relationship to lung cancer ...

Rationale and Objectives Three-dimensional (3D) manufacturing is shaping personalized medicine, in which radiologists can play a significant role, be it as consultants to surgeons for surgical pla...

Rationale and Objectives The study aimed to evaluate the feasibility and advantages of a combined high temporal and high spatial resolution protocol for dynamic contrast-enhanced magnetic resonanc...

The American Board of Radiology’s (ABR) new Core Exam is not working, at least not as well as it needs to. Having helped to prepare candidates (RG), studied for and taken the exam (WK), and talked ...

Rationale and Objectives The treatment of glioma with bevacizumab results in decreased enhancement, making it challenging to diagnose tumor recurrence. Therefore, the primary aim of this retrospec...

As a certifying organization serving the radiology community since 1934, The American Board of Radiology (ABR) is not a stranger to inquiries and concerns regarding its policies and procedures from...