The newest issue of Images is out now. 600+ publications. 120 grants. 56 new awards. One of academic radiology's most productive years, and the stories behind every number ➡️ radiology.ucsf.edu/news/depa…
In a new video, @UCSFimaging's Dr. Pavithra Viswanath shows how a specialized scan can reveal whether a therapy is working against a fast-growing childhood brain tumor, work still in preclinical research.
Watch now: piped.video/watch?v=qTyeuZez…#WIMM#WomenInMedicineMonth
Add this one to your #NASCI26 schedule ➡️ @UCSFimaging's Dr. @ShravSridhar presents on pre-operative imaging for double outlet right ventricle, a defect where precise anatomic detail guides the surgical approach. @NASCISociety
ALT The image is a conference presentation slide for the NASCI event. It details a session titled "Congenital Session 1: Right Heart Lesions," focusing on "Pre-operative imaging for Double Outlet Right Ventricle," scheduled for Monday, September 28, 2026, from 10:38 to 10:52 am. The presenter is Shrav Sridhar, MD, MS, affiliated with UCSF Department of Radiology and Biomedical Imaging. It includes a city landscape image.
ALT Promotional graphic for NASCI/STR joint session titled 'Nuances of Cardiovascular Imaging' on Monday, September 28, 2026, from 8:30 to 9:55 am. Co-moderators are Kim Kallianos, MD (USCF) and Shawn Teague, MD (Indiana University). Includes city skyline background and NASCI logo.
ALT Promotional image for ASHNR 2026 in Pittsburgh featuring a session titled 'Session 15: Menpo (The Face Lectures) Head to Head: Face.' The image includes a city skyline and photos of Xin (Cynthia) Wu, MD, and Bronwyn Hamilton, MD, alongside their credentials and affiliations with UCSF and University of Iowa respectively.
Same-day answers instead of weeks of waiting. In a new @UCSFimaging study, Dr. Maggie Chung uses AI to triage high-risk women for faster breast cancer workups. A fitting spotlight for #WomenInMedicineMonth. Read more about Dr. Chung's research: ucsf.edu/news/2026/05/431976…#WIMM
ALT Two people are in a dark room looking at multiple computer monitors displaying medical images. One person is holding a device, while the other is pointing at the screens. The setting appears to be a professional environment.
Primary hyperparathyroidism reads differently in younger patients, & syndromic mutations can be the reason. @UCSFimaging#fellow Ellie Beheshtian (@EBeheshtian) shows what those cases look like on imaging in her #ASHNR26 exhibit. @ASHNRSociety
ALT This image is a conference slide for ASHNR 2026 in Pittsburgh. It features the title "Primary Hyperparathyroidism, Young Patients & Syndromic Mutations" on the left. On the right, there's a photo of a person next to the UCSF logo, with the name "Ellie Beheshtian, MD" displayed below.
ALT The image is a promotional banner for the ASHNR event titled "ASHNR Game Show Game of Thrones" on Thursday, September 24. It includes headshots of three individuals: Xin (Cynthia) Wu, MD, Barton Branstetter, MD, and Nicholas Koontz, MD. Logos for UCSF, University of Pittsburgh, and Mayo Clinic are also displayed. The background features the Pittsburgh city skyline.
AJCC Version 9 changes how head & neck cancers are staged, & staging drives every treatment decision that follows. @UCSFimaging's Dr. Christine Glastonbury (@CMGlastonbury) breaks it down this morning at #ASHNR26. @ASHNRSociety
ALT Promotional image for ASHNR 2026 in Pittsburgh. Includes event details: 'Thursday, September 24, SESSION 4: GUNNESTON (The Cancer Lectures), AJCC Version 9.' Features an image of Christine Glastonbury, MBBS, from UCSF Department of Radiology and Biomedical Imaging. Background includes a Pittsburgh cityscape.
TMJ masses that pass for facial masses, superselective intra-arterial chemotherapy for head & neck cancer, & whether a custom GPT can read head & neck CT. @UCSFimaging's Dr. Ali Tejani brings all three questions to #ASHNR26. @ASHNRSociety
ALT Promotional image for ASHNR 2026 conference in Pittsburgh. The left panel lists exhibit topics: Jaw Dropping Mimics, Going with the Flow, and How Close is a Custom-GPT to Taking Your Job. On the right is a headshot of Ali Tejani, MD with UCSF Department of Radiology and Biomedical Imaging mentioned.
Join us this morning at #WAIS2026. During Session 9, @UCSFimaging's Dr. Pallav Kolli will share tips for treatment of instent venous stenosis. @wais4100
ALT This image is a conference presentation slide for WAIS, Western Angiographic & Interventional Society. It includes the date, Wednesday, September 23, 2026, and the time, 7:54 - 8:06 AM. The presentation title is "Cleaning the pipes: Tips for treatment of instent venous stenosis" by Pallav Kolli, MD. The slide features a headshot of the presenter, a logo for UCSF Department of Radiology and Biomedical Imaging, and the hashtag #WAIS2026.
We're back at #ASHNR26 & excited for the week. First up for us, the lower cranial nerves, some of the hardest structures to follow on imaging & the easiest to miss. @UCSFimaging's Dr. Elizabeth George (@LizzRad) walks through the anatomy this afternoon. @ASHNRSociety
ALT The image is a promotional graphic for the ASHNR 2026 event in Pittsburgh. It details a session titled "SESSION 3: Twelve Chivalric Virtues (The Cranial Nerve Lectures) Lower Cranial Nerves" on Wednesday, September 23. A portrait is included on the right side. At the bottom right, logos for UCSF Department of Radiology and Biomedical Imaging are shown, along with the name "Elizabeth George, MBBS." The Pittsburgh skyline is featured in the upper right corner.
Join us for a five-day update on CT, PET, MRI & ultrasound across the major organ systems, covering new guidelines, common interpretation pitfalls & ways to sharpen differential diagnosis. Register now ➡️ ucsf.cloud-cme.com/course/co…
ALT Flyer for UCSF Imaging on Kauai event, October 18-23, 2026, at Grand Hyatt Kauai, Hawaii. Title reads '25 CME Credits'. Includes images of Kauai landscape and headshots of three speakers: Brett Elicker, MD; Elizabeth George, MBBS; Rina Patel, MD. UCSF logo and Department of Radiology and Biomedical Imaging name are present.
ALT This image is a promotional flyer for the UCSF Imaging event on Kauai, taking place at the Grand Hyatt Kauai, Hawaii from October 18-23, 2026, offering 25 CME credits. It includes scenic images of Kauai and features speakers Shirley Chou, MD, MPH; Heather Greenwood, MD; Omar Hassan, MD; and Joseph Leach, MD, with their photos and specializations listed.
In @radiology_rsna, @UCSFimaging's Dr. Jae Ho Sohn & collaborators found that LLMs can generate imaging indications from clinical notes that are more comprehensive and factual than those written by referring clinicians. doi.org/10.1148/radiol.25323…
ALT The image is a blue banner ad announcing new scholarly research from UCSF Imaging. It highlights a study published in RSNA: Radiology, titled "Radiologically Relevant Clinical History Summarization with Large Language Models: A Multireader Performance Study.
We're proud to share #postdoc Minhao Zhou has received a 2026 @ASBMR Young Investigator Award for his research using time-lapse HR-pQCT imaging to track how cortical bone changes in older men, revealing rapid loss alongside new bone forming in localized spots. Congratulations!
ALT A person smiling outdoors, wearing a green cap and denim jacket, with a backpack. The image includes text indicating Minhao Zhou, PhD, is the recipient of the 2026 ASBMR Young Investigator Award, with UCSF Department of Radiology and Biomedical Imaging mentioned.
ALT Blue slide with text about research from UCSF Imaging. Title reads: "Arterial Spin-Labeling MRI at the Cortical-CSF Interface: A Novel Biomarker in Alzheimer Disease," published in the Annals of Clinical and Translational Neurology.
Join us later this month for the Imaging Update in Croatia, a five-day review of chest, MSK, gynecologic, peds & neuro imaging across CT, MR, & US. Registration is still open: ucsf.cloud-cme.com/course/co…
ALT A scenic view of a coastal city in Croatia with a dense cluster of buildings and a waterfront lined with boats. The city is set against a backdrop of mountains. Text overlay reads, "UCSF Imaging Update in Croatia, September 21-26, 2026." The UCSF Department of Radiology and Biomedical Imaging logo is in the bottom right corner.
Dr. Tamara Vasilkovska has received a Postdoctoral Independent Research Award from the Sandler Program for Breakthrough Biomedical Research. Her project uses hyperpolarized MRI to watch brain metabolism in real time and catch the early changes of Alzheimer's.
ALT The image shows a person with long hair and glasses wearing a striped shirt, smiling at the camera. On the left, text reads "Tamara Vasilkovska, MD, PhD" above a line. Below, the UCSF Department of Radiology and Biomedical Imaging logo is visible.