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As seen in: Radiological Society of North America, Journal of the American College of Radiology, Academic Radiology
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Multiparametric MR Urography: State of the Art

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By Barun Bagga, Satheesh Krishna, Nicola Schieda, Jay A. Karajgikar
| Radiological Society of North America
Abstract MR urography is a powerful tool to assess pathologic findings in the entire urinary tract, with unique strengths that complement CT urography and allow it to serve as first-line imaging in pediatric patients, pregnant patients, patients needing recurring studies, and those with poor renal function or severe allergies to iodinated contrast material.
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Accelerated T2-weighted MRI of the bowel at 3T using a single-shot technique with deep learning-based image reconstruction: impact on image quality and disease detection

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By Bari Dane, Barun Bagga, Bhavik Bansal
| Academic Radiology Verified
A single-shot T2-weighted deep-learning-based image reconstruction (DL-HASTE) has been recently developed allowing for shorter acquisition time than conventional half-Fourier acquisition single-shot turbo-spin echo (HASTE). The purpose of this study was to compare image quality of conventional 6 mm HASTE with DL-HASTE at 4 mm and 6 mm slice thickness.
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Outcomes of Incidental Lung Nodules With Structured Recommendations and Electronic Tracking

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By Barun Bagga, Cardiothoracic Imaging Fellow, Kush Fansiwala, Shailin Thomas
| Journal of the American College of Radiology Verified
Follow-Up Completion in Pre- Versus Postintervention Cohorts The proportion of appropriate follow-up increased from the pre- to postintervention cohorts (56.6% [82 of 145] versus 75.0% [553 of 737], P < .001). There was also a decrease in the proportion of patients with no follow-up despite indication (40.0% [100 of 250] versus 29.5% [309 of 1,046], P = .002).
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