Dear AuntMinnie member,
It’s been a busy week on AuntMinnie.com. On Tuesday, we published this year’s winners of the Minnies, our annual awards competition recognizing excellence in radiology. Did your preferred candidate come out on top? Find out here.
Our annual journey on the Road to RSNA also got underway on Wednesday. So far we’ve published previews on what to expect in Chicago for Artificial Intelligence, MRI, and Women’s Imaging. More sections will be posted every day next week, so be sure to check back in often.
A new episode of our Ultrasound MinnieCast has also been posted. In episode 20, Associate Editor Amerigo Allegretto caught up with Lev Barinov, MD, PhD, and Hersh Sagreiya, MD, both from the University of Pennsylvania, to discuss developments in ultrasound AI.
Other popular stories this week included reports on how uterine artery embolization (UAE) can help some women with fibroids and coexistent adenomyosis avoid surgery and how 7T MRI can detect significantly more multiple sclerosis lesions than conventional 3T MRI.
Please see below for our top stories of the week.
Erik L. Ridley
Editor in Chief
AuntMinnie.com
- Road to RSNA: Artificial Intelligence
- Road to RSNA: MRI
- Road to RSNA: Women’s Imaging
- Familiar themes resurface again in 2026 Minnies
- Ultrasound MinnieCast, Episode 20: Explorations in ultrasound AI
- UAE helps women with fibroids, adenomyosis avoid surgery
- 7T MRI finds more MS lesions
- Screening breast MRI may be considered for high-risk women
- Spine x-rays detect aortic calcification in women with RA
- SPECT-guided algorithm can aid in assessing Lu-177 RPT responses
