Emily Knott

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Emily Knott

Emily Knott

@EmilyKnott7

MS4 @CleClinicLCM interested in imaging, innovation, and med devices |@UWMadison_BME alumna

Cleveland, OH Katılım Ekim 2016
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Andrei Purysko@Purysko·
It's a bit late, but I can't miss the opportunity to highlight the outstanding articles published in the February issue of Seminars in CT, US, MRI dedicated to Prostate Imaging.✨ Check it out 👉 sciencedirect.com/journal/semina… My sincere thanks to Dr. Gabriela Gayer for the invitation to serve as Guest Editor, and to ALL the authors for their excellent contributions - @radiolobt , @MugliaValdair , @lkayat, Antonio Westphalen, @DanielCostaMD , @giga_fra, Emily Abramczyk, @EmilyKnott7 , Umer Nisar, and many others. 🙏
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Tim@Tim_Ziemlewicz·
Excited to be sharing our initial data from the #HOPE4LIVER trial that lead to FDA approval of hepatic histotripsy, enabling access for patients across the country. A huge thank you to all the investigators who completed this trial during a pandemic! pubs.rsna.org/doi/10.1148/ra…
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This is a rough estimate for a variable that is difficult to quantify. It definitely varies greatly by procedure, kV, mA, collimation, and shielding. But it does beg the question—- should we really be afraid of standing in the room and using CTF?
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Emily Knott@EmilyKnott7·
Ever wonder how much radiation dose physicians receive using CT fluoro vs. c-arm? Takeaways: 1. The dose rate is higher (3.5x on avg) with CTF 2. Active fluoro time tends to be lower (32x) with CTF Broken down by procedure/ parameters here: doi.org/10.1002/acm2.1… @Prof_TimStick
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Emily Knott@EmilyKnott7·
Such important work by superstar @M_Arakelian ! ⭐️ recognizing and understanding barriers —> developing programs to eliminate barriers 🏥
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UW Radiology@UWiscRadiology·
Join us in congratulating Allison Couillard, MD for winning 'Best Abstract' at the Spectrum 2024 Conference! We love seeing our residents' hard work get recognized in the field.
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Emily Knott@EmilyKnott7·
Just the data we were looking for last week @TheCarlosMunoz ! research 🤝 clinic urology 🤝 IR
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📢 NEW from @JVIRmedia: Comparing Microwave Ablation (MWA) vs Cryoablation (CA) for small renal masses! A 12-year single-center study offers valuable insights. Let's break it down! 📊🔬 @SIRspecialists Study Details: • 279 small renal masses (≤ 4cm) in 257 patients • Median age: 71 years • CA: 191 cases; MWA: 88 cases • Evaluated: Adverse events, treatment effectiveness, survival rates 🔎 Key Results: • MWA: 100% technical success • CA: 1/191 needed retreatment • No significant impact on renal function post-treatment (CA: p=0.76, MWA: p=0.49) • No major differences in local recurrence, adverse events, or survival rates 📈🩺 In-Depth Analysis: • CA used for larger (p<0.01), more complex lesions (p=0.03) • Propensity score matching showed: 🔹 Similar local recurrence rates (p=0.39) 🔹 Comparable adverse event rates (p=0.20) 🔹 Equivalent cancer-free & overall survival (p=0.76, p=0.19) 🔍 📌 Conclusion: Both MWA & CA show high technical success and effective local disease control. Cancer-specific survival rates are similar. CA's higher adverse event rates may be due to treating larger lesions. Read the full study: doi.org/10.1016/j.jvir… A big thank you to the authors for their contribution @AmandaSmolockMD, @kantonIR, @DrRobertAdamo, & team! 🙏 How might these findings influence your approach to treating small renal masses? Stay informed on the latest research with our newsletter: iradpulse.beehiiv.com/subscribe @UWiscRadiology @JEFFUrology @JeffCVIR #VIR #iRads #InnovationInMedicine #MedEd #EvidenceBasedMedicine #Healthcare #ClinicalOutcomes #PatientSafety #MedicalResearch #CancerTreatment #Urology #RenalCellCarcinoma #Oncology #Radiology #InterventionalRadiology

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NEJM@NEJM·
Portal hypertension: An increase in pressure gradient in any segment of the portal venous system. It is classified on the basis of the site of increased vascular resistance: extrahepatic or intrahepatic. nej.md/3UG0myN
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