Drs. @dyannotdiane & @tatcantarelli comment on the work by Lin et al developing a model for femoral neck fractures on radiographs, questioning external validity, and suggest moving the AI focus from detection to meaningfully improving patient care. bit.ly/4hgMCp1
Pediatric sacroiliac joints often show normal developmental findings that mimic disease. Can you tell normal from sacroiliitis? This review highlights key MRI features and pitfalls to avoid misdiagnosis and unnecessary treatment. @dyannotdianebit.ly/4xpr3bj
RadioGraphics’ Impact Factor rose to 6.2 in 2025! 🎉
Thank you to our outstanding authors, reviewers, and editors for your dedication and expertise. Your contributions continue to make @RadioGraphics a cornerstone of medical imaging education worldwide @CasesCookyJar@RSNA
RadioGraphics’ impact factor rose to 6.2 in 2025!
Many thanks to our incredible authors, reviewers, and editors for their ongoing commitment to making RadioGraphics a cornerstone of medical imaging education. @RadioGraphics@cookyscan1
We are also providing a link to a high-resolution image of the meniscal tear classification that you are welcome to use in presentations, teaching sessions, or display in reading rooms:
drive.google.com/file/d/1sfP….
Happy reporting 🤓
Honored to be part of the SSR Consensus Panel Report on standardized MRI nomenclature for knee meniscal lesions, aiming to support clearer communication in clinical practice, research and education #radiology#MSKrad@skeletaljournal.
Link here: link.springer.com/article/10….
Honored to be part of the SSR Consensus Panel Report on standardized MRI nomenclature for knee meniscal lesions, aiming to support clearer communication in clinical practice, research and education #radiology#MSKrad@skeletaljournal
Link here: link.springer.com/article/10….
SAVE THE DATE:
The 2026 Annual Meeting of the International Skeletal Society is just over 4 months away!
Will you join us in #Seoul this year?
The course agendas are finalized, available at: internationalskeletalsociety…
Teaser images attached! We hope to see you there!
#ISS2026
📢6 days remain!!
Those interested in applying for the ISS Don Resnick
Visiting Professor Program are encouraged to submit their application materials right away!
More information in the image below.
Application link: internationalskeletalsociety…#MSKRad#VisitingProfessorship
Why is scaphoid imaging so challenging? This latest review outlines fracture interpretation, post-fracture complications, and key imaging & treatment updates for radiologists. bit.ly/455xgNO@dyannotdiane@uOttawaRad@KawanRakhra
This study assesses MRI's utility in distinguishing lateral meniscal oblique radial tears from other meniscal tears in patients with ACL injury.
ajronline.org/doi/10.2214/AJ…
Pearl :
A widened scapholunate (SL) gap in kids is usually normal.
Adult cutoff (<3 mm) doesn’t apply until ~16–17 yrs.
Pitfall ⚠️:
Don’t overcall SL dissociation in children; it’s exceptionally rare.
Skeleton failure points in trauma differ by age:
•3–10 yrs: buckle/greenstick → physeal → complete fx → carpal fx → intrinsic ligaments (rare)
•>10 yrs: distal radius (physeal/complete) → scaphoid → intrinsic carpal ligaments (SL/LT/TFCC).
Wisdom ✨:
Children’s bones tell their own story, fragile in some places and resilient in others.
Kids are not small adults.
Age-adjusted norms and failure patterns matter.
—Pearls, pitfalls, and wisdom from today’s reporting list.
As local host, I’m proud to welcome the ISS annual meeting to Lisbon — a global gathering of leading musculoskeletal radiologists, pathologists, and orthopedic surgeons.
Don’t miss it 👇 — this September, in our beautiful, sunny Lisbon!
Want to receive the event zoom links and the 7 day links to view the recordings? Sign up at bonesquad.ca
For charitable donations: give.ubc.ca/musculoskeleta…
Thank you RSNA for this and generally just giving me my biggest career breaks ❤️ throwback to my first meeting, my wide-eyed glee and my unnecessarily thick-rimmed glasses