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June/July 2024
FEATURES
Proceed With Caution
AI is not a be-all-end-all solution, but with human intervention, it could be useful in alleviating workload burdens on radiology departments.
Pelvic Puzzle
Radiologists set out to discover the cause of pelvic pain plaguing a significant percentage of women.
Talk on the Street
Results are mixed on the utility of large language models, but radiologists are hopeful that fine-tuning and more time could make them a valuable asset.
Subtle Contrast
Technological advancements are making it easier than ever to ensure optimal doses of contrast agents for MR, CT, and ultrasound patients.
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Editor’s Note
Heatwave
DR News
Radiology plays a role in bettering bone health care.
Women's Imaging
AI makes digital breast tomosynthesis more efficient at detecting breast cancer.
Imaging Informatics
Radiologists should stop dictating exam measurements and start letting machines do it instead.
On the Case
Radiologists discover a case of nipple adenoma.
Reporter’s Notebook
News From SIR 2024
