Nick Klenske

By introducing a flexible approach to managing aircraft arriving in the terminal airspace, the GALAAD project looks to reduce fuel consumption and noise emissions – all while maintaining safety and capacity.

All medical interventions inherently involve some level of risk, and imaging is no exception. In fact, every year an estimated 74 million CT procedures are performed in the U.S., with the related radiation dose representing over 60% of all patient medical radiation exposure.

From enhancing Europe’s security to strengthening its competitiveness and supporting inclusivity, EU Space will play a key role in supporting the priorities set by the Cyprus Presidency of the Council of the European Union.

A new web-based platform improves decision-making on coastal risk management and adaptation.

When a father is exposed to certain pollutants, the effect can be passed on to his children and even grandchildren.

Connecting string theory to black holes, researchers advance our conceptual understanding of black hole microphysics.

Should AI be used to autonomously interpret and report chest radiographs? That was the topic of a lively debate at a Thursday RSNA session.

As the prevalence of diabetes continues to increase, so too does the rate of diabetic nephropathy, also known as diabetic kidney disease.

Postmortem imaging is revolutionizing death investigation and research, with postmortem CT (PMCT) now regularly used to investigate deaths in both the forensic and clinical settings.

Research shows how mammography can be used not only for breast cancer screening, but also to evaluate a woman’s risk for cardiovascular disease.

Humans may excel at abstract thinking, problem solving and communication, but one thing we’ve never been very good at is predicting the future—especially when that future involves technology.

Hospital emergency departments regularly face situations requiring interventional radiology (IR). When such situations happen during working hours, they are readily handled by experienced IR personnel. But the reality is that traumas, embolisms and ruptures don’t always occur between nine and five.

When it comes to implementing precise radiation therapy plans for tumors that move with respiration, such as those in the lungs or abdomen, 4D CT remains the tool of choice.

Topics at this year’s Fast 5 sessions ranged from business to burnout, sustainability to
sports.

Unstructured reports are an ongoing challenge in radiology—a challenge that can limit the ability to extract standardized information for research, quality improvement and AI development.
“The rapid evolution of large language models (LLMs) offers promising opportunities for radiology report annotation, particularly when it comes to identifying specific diagnostic findings,” said Mana Moassefi, MD, an incoming radiology resident at Mayo Clinic, in Rochester, MN. Dr. Moassefi co-authored a rec...