Dr. Terry Angtuaco

Dec 1, 2009

Dr. Terry Angtuaco, from the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, has been coming to the RSNA since 1978 when she was a resident. She always encourages her residents to come to gain perspective on the size of radiology. "This is the premiere radiology meeting in the whole world."

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AI predicts osteoporosis from lumbar spine x-rays

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Key neurologic imaging patterns of recreational drug use in the ED

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While the overall quality of breast cancer screening info on TikTok varies, physician-created videos are more reliable.

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Identifying neurologic signs of drug use in emergency department (ED) patients is an important way radiologists contribute to care.

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Algorithm demonstrates prediction accuracy for lung cancer risk

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Using lung cancer risk-prediction models at the screening stage helps identify high-risk individuals.

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Lung cancer screening reporting reveals incidental finding risk classes

Researchers tracked seven prespecified "S modifiers," or clinically significant incidental findings.

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