🎗️ 🩻 Case Study of the Week - Diagnosis Time! Adrenocortical carcinoma (ACC) The differential diagnosis of an adrenal mass in young children includes ACC, neuroblastoma, ganglioneuroblastoma, ganglioneuroma, Wilms tumor, nephroblastoma, congenital adrenal hyperplasia, and metastases. 🔗 See all the case details, more images, and the diagnosis: bit.ly/3Y9FKiZ #Radiology #RadEd #MedEd #RadiologyEducation #COW #CaseOfTheWeek #ChildhoodCancerAwarenessMonth #ChildhoodCancer #PediatricCancer #PediatricImaging

🧠 Burnout, brain drain & backlogs are reshaping radiology. This perspective argues that AI’s greatest value may not be increasing volume, but creating time for teaching, research & connection, helping move radiology toward professional fulfillment. 🤖📚 pubs.rsna.org/doi/10.1148/ra…

Endometrial Stromal Sarcoma Metastatic from the Uterus to the Inferior Vena Cava: ctisus.com/teachingfiles/cas…

Is trying to remember toxic encephalopathy patterns making you toxic? Does memorizing metabolic encephalopathy patterns put you into a metabolic coma? Don't become encephalopathic! Here is the cheat sheet of the encephalopathy patterns you NEED to know & how to remember them! ➡️Corpus Callosum: 🔸Lesions here are called cytotoxic lesions of the corpus callosum or CLOCC. 🔸Usually transient from cytotoxicity, especially viral infections. 🔸Remember they are commonly viral & transient bc CLOCC lesions are on the CLOCK ➡️Central Pons: 🔸Usually osmotic demyelination 🔸Remember this bc the T2 hyperintensity is in the shape of O for Osmotic ➡️Dentate: 🔸Usually flagyl toxicity 🔸Remember this bc the wavy appearance of the dentate looks like a FLAG for FLAGyl ➡️Corticospinal tract: 🔸Usually from cobalamin deficienty 🔸Remember cortiCOspinal for CObalamin ➡️Symmetric Gray Matter: 🔸Differential is EXTENSIVE 🔸Remember the differential list for deep gray is deep! ➡️Cortical Gray Matter: 🔸Typically hypoglycemia & hyperammonemia 🔸Remember it looks like the brain has been coated in shimmering sugar = related to glucose 🔸Hyperammonemia has about 1000 Ms in it & the undulated cortex looks like an M ➡️Symmetric White Matter: 🔸Commonly from chasing the dragon (heroin) & methotrexate 🔸Remember that the puffy white matter signal looks like the smoke from a dragon 🔸Remember methotrexate as methoTRACTSate = affects many white matter TRACTS ➡️Posterior subcortical edema: 🔸This is PRES or posterior reversible encephalopathy 🔸So if it’s all POSTERIOR, think POSTERIOR reversible encephalopathy ➡️Asymmetric White Matter: 🔸This is usually demyelinating from chemotherapy 🔸Demyelinating lesions have a C shaped pattern of enhancement 🔸So if you see a C enhancing think of C-hemotherapy Now you know all the toxic/metabolic encephalopathy patterns. So hopefully now remembering the patterns of toxic/metabolic won’t seem so diabolic!

📣 Don’t miss our information session at Penn State Health Radiology Residency program on 9/9/26 📣 Meet our educators and residents!

In this episode of the #SBIPodcast, Karla Sepulveda, MD and Alyssa Cubbison, MD are joined by SBI President Gary Whitman, MD, FACR, FSBI for a wide-ranging conversation on the issues shaping breast imaging today. 🎙️ Listen now: sbi-online.pulse.ly/arcceo0o… #BreastRadiology #AI

🚨 Calling all future radiologists #RadRes 🚨 Interested in Penn State Radiology Residency? 🩻 Come meet us at our first virtual info session #Match2027! 🗓️ Monday, August 24, 2026 ⏲️ 6:00 PM EST @angchoemd @kghabili @PennStateGME @TheNRMP @Inside_TheMatch

🚨 Future #RadRes, mark your calendars ✍️ Penn State Radiology Residency Info Session is just ONE week away! Join us #Match2027: 🗓️ Monday, August 24, 2026 ⏲️ 6:00 PM EST 👉 Register: psu.zoom.us/j/94457243240?pw… @angchoemd @kghabili @PennStateGME @TheNRMP @Inside_TheMatch

SRU annual conference, Chicago Oct 16-18. Refine your approach to IUD evaluation on ultrasound. Learn from Jill A. Jones, M.D., FSRU as she presents Beyond the Fundus: A Systematic Approach to IUD Evaluation on Ultrasound. SESSION 2A: OB/GYN 3:20-3:40.#SRU

An 86-year-old male presents for evaluation of a known, progressively enlarging right popliteal artery aneurysm. #ACRCaseinPoint bit.ly/4w8Bejg

Lymphoma Anterior Mediastinum

If you are only looking at the optic nerve on Orbital MRIs, you need to open your EYES! Don’t be blind to all the other nerves in the orbit! Branches of trigeminal V1 &V2 and the oculomotor nerve all can cause pathology in the orbit But if you don’t look, you won’t see! Let this figure show you some of the nerves you can see in the orbits (CN6 is only seen proximally bc its orbital course is so short & CN4 is too small to reliably see)

🩻 Case Study of the Week - Diagnosis time! Adult Cervical Embryonal Rhabdomyosarcoma 🔗 See all the case details, more images, and diagnosis: bit.ly/4wbPGHk #Radiology #RadEd #MedEd #RadiologyEducation #COW #CaseOfTheWeek

Bicuspid Aortic Valve with Calcifications: ctisus.com/teachingfiles/cas…

Can blood vessel changes help predict knee osteoarthritis outcomes? 🦵    MRI measures of popliteal artery wall morphology were linked to knee pain, OA progression & future radiographic changes, highlighting a potential vascular component of osteoarthritis pubs.rsna.org/doi/10.1148/ra…

Imaging AI is now embedded in everyday radiology practice. Are you ready? The RSNA Imaging AI Foundational Certificate v2.0 is updated for today’s clinical realities, giving you:  🎯 Practical skills to evaluate and deploy AI effectively  🎯 Expert instruction for modern clinical workflows  🎯 Newly updated pricing—now is the time to enroll  Level up your AI expertise: rsna.org/ai-certificate/prog… #AIEducation #ImagingAI #RadiologyAI

Today's Facebook Live discussion: youtu.be/FgyMaGT0cN0

The correct answer is B.

An axial image from a contrast-enhanced CT scan of the chest. Which of the following MOST likely accounts for the artifact indicated by the arrow? #ACRCPI A. Cardiac motion artifact B. Contrast in gantry C. Wrong bowtie filter use D. Anatomy outside FOV