MRI is a reference-standard modality for an expanding range of clinical questions, yet it remains among the most unevenly distributed technologies in medicine. Portable low- and ultra-low-field MRI, compact permanent-magnet systems that operate without cryogens or need for in-room radiofrequency shielding, have been pr...
Rakhshan Kamran, P. Setia, Jeongin Choi et al.· Canadian Association of Radi...· 0 citations
Background/Objective: International recommendations exist for MRI evaluation of sacroiliac joints (SIJs) in adult spondylarthritis (SpA) and other joints in juvenile (J)SpA. However, consensus recommendations for MRI acquisition protocols for SIJs in JSpA are lacking. Our survey gathered information on current imaging...
A. Meyers, M. Tolend, W. Maksymowych et al.· Journal of Clinical Medicine· 0 citations
Childhood cancer predisposition syndromes (CPSs) are individually rare but collectively account for approximately 15%-20% of pediatric cancers. Advances in genomic testing have identified more than 100 cancer susceptibility genes, enabling earlier recognition of at-risk children and prompting implementation of structur...
K. Fung, Caroline Rutten, A. Villani et al.· Radiographics· 0 citations
The radiology patient-centered outcome space is sufficiently well-characterized to justify dedicated PROM development, yet no broadly applicable instrument has demonstrated content validity for routine adult diagnostic radiology, providing the empirical and conceptual foundation for the proposed CLARITY PROM program.
Rakhshan Kamran, Danial Aminaei, Benjamin Rehany et al.· Academic Radiology· 2 citations
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