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PME Director, Societal Theme-Health Equity Assistant Professor of Obstetrics, Gynecology and Reproductive Biology Director, Medical Language Program

Many decisions that general clinicians need to make daily are based on a risk assessment of different clinical (medical or surgical) interventions relative to the risk of non-intervention. We have a program for developing imaging protocols to better assess risk for patients in several clinical...

Lymphedema is caused by the accumulation of lymphatic fluid in the interstitial space due to impaired clearance, from congenital causes (primary) or infection, trauma, or medical/surgical treatments (secondary), resulting in (sometimes severe) swelling of the extremities. Visualization and...

Hyperpolarization is a technology for aligning, or polarizing, the nuclear spins in a contrast agent or metabolic tracer. Agents prepared this way can dramatically enhance nuclear magnetization and, as a result, produce MR signals up to 100,000 times stronger versus conventional imaging. This makes...

Jacob Sosna, MD Hadassah Medical Center Jerusalem, Israel Return to the Research in Radiology homepage .

Quantitative imaging is the acquisition, extraction, and characterization of relevant quantifiable features from medical images for use in research and patient care. Standardizing the use of imaging biomarkers in clinical trials reduces the variance inherent across different hardware and software...

2024 Jacob Sosna, MD, Professor and Chair, Department of Radiology, Hadassah Hospital, Jerusalem Lecture: "Practical Implementation of Artificial Intelligence in Radiology" 2023 Jonathan Kruskal, MD, PhD, Professor of Radiology, Harvard Medical School Chair, Department of Radiology, BIDMC Lecture:...