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Johns Hopkins Radiology retweeted
Could #Diabetes Be a Key Trigger for Bone Loss and Cognitive Decline?
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@RadiologyACR @ARRS_Radiology @RSNA @TheASNR @Hopkins_Rad
#radiology #RadRes #CTRad
Johns Hopkins Radiology retweeted
Thrilled and honored to have our work on the role of #ASL in seizure detection in code stroke patients selected as the @TheAJNR Editor’s Choice of the Month!🧠
@vsyedavalli @hopkinsneurorad
Check #AJNR Editor’s choice of the month ‘’Diagnostic Utility of Arterial Spin-Labeling MRI in Straight to MRI Code Stroke Patients for Seizure Detection: A Comparison with FLAIR, DWI, and EEG’’
ASL MRI detects transient cerebral perfusion changes in acute seizures and may help localize the epileptogenic zone when conventional MRI findings are limited.
In this retrospective study, 61% of patients showed ASL hyperperfusion and 29% hypoperfusion, with frontal and occipital ASL abnormalities independently associated with EEG abnormalities. ASL had the highest sensitivity (95.4%) for detecting abnormalities corresponding to EEG, while DWI had the highest specificity.
ASL may be a valuable adjunct to FLAIR, DWI, and EEG for distinguishing seizures from stroke and improving diagnostic confidence.
ajnr.org/content/47/9/2394
#neuroradiology #neuroscience #radlife #medschool #medstudent #epilepsy #mri
Kudos to Dr. Andreia Faria and team on their selection as winners of the recent Foundation Model Challenge for Brain MRI hosted by the Medical Image Computing and Computer Assisted Intervention Society (@MICCAI_Society). The team will present their award-winning project at the MICCAI Conference in France.
Congratulations to Dr. Robert Dannals on his recently honor as one of five winners of the Bayh-Dole Coalition’s (@BayhDole) American Innovator Award for developing imaging technology that helps physicians detect and track prostate cancer. He was recognized with the other award winners during a ceremony in Washington, D.C.
Scientists and physicians from Johns Hopkins and several other institutions recently gathered to share exciting new research during the 5th annual Mass Spectrometry Day at The Johns Hopkins Hospital. During the event, researchers presented innovative new techniques with the potential to revolutionize the diagnosis and treatment of many serious conditions. To read more, visit hopkinsmedicine.org/news/art….
Kudos to Dr. Claire Brookmeyer and Dr. Laurence Carroll, both of whom were recently accepted to the Academy for Radiology and Biomedical Imaging Research’s (@AcadRad) Council of Early Career Investigators in Imaging (CECI²) class of 2026-27. The honor recognizes the early career achievements of imaging researchers.
Congratulations to Dr. Bharath Ambale-Venkatesh, @LindaChuMD, Dr. Xun Jia, Dr. Ji Eun Park and Dr. Vivek Yedavalli (@vsyedavalli). These outstanding faculty were recently recognized for serving on grant review study sections for the Radiology Society of North America’s (@RSNA) Research & Education Foundation.
Kudos to Dr. Shadpour Demehri, @HanzhangLu and Dr. Sara Momtazmanesh (@SMomtazmanesh) for their paper “Temporalis muscle biomarkers from routine brain MRI and risk of dementia in two independent cohorts in Alzheimer's & Dementia”, recently published in Alzheimer's & Dementia, the Journal of the Alzheimer’s Association (@alzassociation). To read more: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/4255….
A hearty congratulations to Dr. Vivek Yedavalli (@vsyedavalli), who was recently elected as Education Committee Chair for the Society of Magnetic Resonance Angiography (@SMRAngio). SMRA is an organization focused on MRI and vascular imaging.
Kudos to Dr. Lisa Mullen on her recent election to the Miller Coulson Academy of Clinical Excellence! The academy aims to recognize and promote excellence in patient care at Johns Hopkins.
Congratulations to @francisdeng on his recent promotion to Associate Professor! He is a nationally- recognized educator and scholar whose work spans digital neuroradiology education, diagnostic excellence, and trainee selection.
What if cerebrovascular disease could be recognized before a stroke, aneurysm or other medical emergency? Dr. Ye Qiao (@qiaoyale ) is combining MR scans with genetic and molecular data to help identify risk factors for cerebrovascular disease in patients earlier.
Dr. Sangeeta Ray is developing targeted molecular imaging agents that could help advance personalized treatments for patients with cancer and other serious diseases, with the goal of making treatment safer and more effective.
Johns Hopkins Radiology faculty, including Xu Li, Peter Van Zijl, Nirbhay Yadav, Ye Qiao (@qiaoyale), @HanzhangLu, Jun Hua (@smartwall11) and Cynthia Greene, with colleagues from @HopkinsMedicine and @KennedyKrieger, are among organizers of the upcoming #EMTP2026 conference in Annapolis Sept. 20 – 23. Scientists and clinicians in #QSM, #EPT, #MRI, #MedicalImaging, #BiomedicalEngineering, #Neurology and #Radiology are invited to learn more about quantitative MRI of electromagnetic tissue properties (EMTP). To register, visit emtp2026.org/.
Dr. Tahir Yusufaly is exploring how computational modeling and AI can help better understand individual patient responses to radiopharmaceutical therapy (RPT) with the goal of moving RPT’s precision-based treatment to even higher levels of customization for each patient. His work involves collaborators across and outside of radiology with the goal of building digital models of patients to develop a customized treatment plan in the future.
Johns Hopkins Radiology retweeted
Check out our latest paper demonstrating that structural bases distortion correction on #stroke DWI images results in improved anatomical recognition in JMRI! @DiffusionISMRM @ISMRM @hopkinsneurorad @Hopkins_Rad @hopkinsneurons @theASFNR
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Johns Hopkins Radiology retweeted
A fascinating AI Friday with @hsairmd on functional connectivity networks in MRI. Lucky to learn from one of the best! 🧠 @Hopkins_Rad @hopkinsneurorad #RadiologyAI
Emphysema-like changes found on routine chest CT may offer an early warning of accelerated vertebral bone loss in men without COPD. Researchers discuss how AI-enabled quantitative imaging could help extract additional health information from scans already being performed. Read more: bit.ly/3UvUFWg
#ChestRad #CTRad @GhotbiElena @Hopkins_Rad
Dr. Sairam Geethanath and his team are working to make MRI more accessible to patients and communities around the world. His research explores how low-field MRI, artificial intelligence, hardware design and image reconstruction can help expand access while maintaining clinically meaningful imaging. Watch as Dr. Geethanath shares more about his research and its potential impact.
Johns Hopkins Radiology retweeted
🎉 So happy to share that I'll have a podium talk, an educational exhibit, and two poster presentations at @RSNA 2026!
💡 Podium: From Vertebra to White Matter: Automated Chest CT Bone Density and Its Association With Early Metabolic Brain Aging (MESA)
📊 Posters:
• AI-Quantified Chest CT Reveals Faster Vertebral Bone Loss in Older Adults Exposed to Traffic-Related Air Pollution: MESA Cohort
• MyoAge: A Deep Learning CT-Based Muscle Age Clock Predicts Physical Function and Cardiovascular Risk in MESA Cohort
🧠 Educational exhibit: In Deep Trouble: Acute and Subacute Bilateral Deep Gray Matter Disease in Adults, an MRI Approach
Can't wait to be in Chicago in December and to learn from everyone there 🏙️
@Hopkins_Rad @RSNATrainees
