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Imaging of Anal Cancer after Chemoradiation

Recommended assessment after chemoradiation for anal cancer includes pelvic MRI for local staging and treatment response and CT for possible distant metastases, with FDG PET/CT yielding additional metabolic information (Kim et al).| Download Visual Abstract (PowerPoint)

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US and MRI of Bowel Endometriosis

Endometriosis of the bowel is a severe form of the disease, and radiologists play a critical role in accurate diagnosis, preoperative disease mapping, and guidance for colorectal surgical consultations and patient counseling (Dave et al). | Download Visual Abstract (PowerPoint)

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Thermal Protection Techniques for Musculoskeletal Ablation

Thermal protection techniques such as hydrodissection, pneumodissection, skin thermal protection, physical displacement, temperature monitoring, and biofeedback can reduce the risk of nontarget injury during thermoablation (Thurlow et al). See commentary by Tomasian and Jennings | Download Visual Abstract (PowerPoint)

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Thoracic Manifestations of ANCA-associated Vasculitis

To ensure accurate reporting and treatment planning, radiologists should familiarize themselves with the 2022 ACR/EULAR classification criteria and key findings for each type of ANCA-associated vasculitis (Kwon et al). | Download Visual Abstract (PowerPoint)

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Multiparametric MR Urography

MR urography allows simultaneous imaging of the kidneys, collecting system, and urinary bladder, and compared with CT urography, it has superior contrast resolution and tissue characterization, equivalent upper tract visualization, and similar specificity for disease detection (Karajgikar et al). |  Download Visual Abstract (PowerPoint)

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