Pediatric Radiology

✨ February 2026 issue of Pediatric Radiology is out!✨ Swipe through the table of contents and bookmark a few reads 📚 #PediatricRadiology #PedsRad #Radiology #MedicalImaging #AcademicRadiology #FetalImaging #NeonatalImaging

📚 This review highlights medication-induced lung disease in children, linking key drug classes to characteristic CT patterns and underscoring the radiologist’s role in early diagnosis. 🔗 Full text: rdcu.be/eUZy0

Why is the International Pediatric Radiology Congress important for the health and well-being of our subspecialty? 📍 IPR 2026 | Boston, MA | June 1–5 Read more: rdcu.be/eUZzN #PediatricRadiology #IPR2026 #RadiologyCommunity #GlobalHealth #SPR #ESPR

Thank you 2025 Reviewers! Indebted to the many reviewers who shared their expertise and time this year. Distinguished reviewers and many expert reviewers: rdcu.be/eT63b

4️⃣ AI performs well for lower leg/forearm fractures but less so for elbow fractures and injuries. 🔗: rdcu.be/eQAm5

3️⃣ Quantitative motility MRI outperforms traditional biomarkers in stricturing Crohn disease. 🔗: rdcu.be/eQAlc

🩺 Pediatric Radiology | The Fortnightly Review This week’s highlights below: 1⃣ MRI findings of Cardiomyopathies in Children 🔗: rdcu.be/eQAiD #Radiology #PediatricRadiology #FortnightlyReview

👏 Editors: ✨ Cara E. Morin, MD, PhD – Cincinnati Children’s Hospital ✨ Monica Epelman, MD – Nemours Children’s Health System, Orlando, Florida ✨ Nazia Husain, MBBS, MPH – Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital #CardiacImaging #PediatricCardiology

The SPR Hands-On Course began as a casual after-dinner conversation in 2001 between Drs. Shi-Joon Yoo and Taylor Chung — an idea that grew into a two-decade tradition shaping how radiologists and cardiologists worldwide learn and practice pediatric cardiovascular imaging.

📖 Pediatric Radiology Topical Collection: “Pediatric Cardiovascular Imaging: Insights from 20 Years of the SPR Hands-On Course.” From MR to CT, 16 reviews chart two decades of innovation—born from a 2001 idea that became a global tradition in pediatric cardiovascular imaging 🫀

#PediatricRadiology #RadiologyEducation #PedsRad #MedicalImaging #RadiologyResearch #TalocalcanealCoalition #GorillaLipSign #DiagnosticImaging #MSKImaging #RadiologyStudy #PediatricOrthopedics #RadiologyInnovation

🦍 The “Gorilla Lip” Sign — a new AP radiographic marker for talocalcaneal coalition. 🎯 Sensitivity 77–93% | Specificity 85–100% Boosts diagnostic confidence & complements lateral signs. 📖 Mo Y et al, Pediatric Radiology (2025) 🔗 rdcu.be/eOpgo #FortnightlyReview

5️⃣ – Cochlear Clefts in Children 👂 Pericochlear hypoattenuation on CT = normal variant, not pathology. Most common ages 0–4 yrs. 🔗 rdcu.be/eLU22 #PediatricRadiology #CT #Neuroradiology #RadiologyEducation #FortnightlyReview

4️⃣ – Adolescent Shoulder MRI 💪 Supraspinatus T2 signal ≠ tendinosis. Seen in 85–90% of adolescents—interpret with context, not panic. 🔗 rdcu.be/eLU3t #PediatricRadiology #MRI #MSK #Radiology #FortnightlyReview

🩺 Pediatric Radiology | The Fortnightly Review This week’s highlights remind us that precision, pattern recognition, and restraint define great pediatric imagers. 🌟 📰 Top reads below ⬇️ #PediatricRadiology #Radiology #FortnightlyReview

Exciting news! 🎉 Pediatric Radiology welcomes Dr. Evan J. Zucker, MD as Assistant Editor for the Americas. Associate Professor & Chief of Pediatric Cardiovascular Imaging at Stanford Medicine Children’s Health, and former Section Editor of AI. #PediatricRadiology #Radiology