Because programs generally do not allocate specific time for the completion of WBAs, to
mitigate the challenges associated with assessment feasibility, residents are encouraged to …

Incidental findings are findings identified on imaging which are unrelated to the original
reason for examination and require follow-up. The Radiology Finding Incidental Disease (FIND) …

Background: Comprehensive diagnostic imaging referral guidelines are an important tool to
assist referring clinicians and radiologists in determining the safest and best-clinical-value …

Figure 1. Uterine inversion in a previously healthy premenopausal female patient with acute
onset of pelvic pain and vaginal bleeding. A bleeding vaginal or cervical mass was …

June of the 4th postgraduate year, 19 months and 13 months before the fellowship start date,
respectively (Figure). Studies investigating the selection of neuroradiology fellows using …

Background: Breast arterial calcification (BAC) on mammography correlates with increased
cardiovascular risk. Reporting BAC is not standard practice. Our study evaluates the …

Objective Breast arterial calcifications (BAC) have been shown to correlate with measures
of coronary artery disease risk stratification, although reporting of BAC is optional by BI-RADS …

Conclusion As diagnostic radiology continues to evolve, how to evaluate competency and
trainee preparedness must shift and adapt to the evolving demands of the specialty. The …

Volume 44 Number 5 2 radiographics. rsna. org date resources like research funding and
conference travel grants (5). These roles, crucial even for those not initially aiming for …

Breast cancer screening guidelines vary for women at intermediate risk (15%-20% lifetime
risk) for developing breast cancer across jurisdictions. Currently available risk assessment …