UCLA Radiology – Newsletter of the Department of Radiological Sciences

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Spring 2020 Issue

Articles Featured:

• Chair's Message
• Highly Advanced Imaging Contributes to World Class Brain Tumor Care
• Team Approach Improves Targeting of Focused Ultrasound Treatment for Essential Tremor
• Close Collaborations Advance Congenital Heart Disease Care
• Radiologists Collaborate in Caring for Patients with Liver Disease
• Department Highlights

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Winter 2019 Issue

Articles Featured:

• Chair's Message
• Device Placement Confirmation System Aims to Bring AI into Clinical Setting
• Population Data Can Be Applied to Diagnostic Images to Reveal New Information
• AI Quantification of Lung Fibrosis Outperforms Visual Extent Analysis of Images
• Shedding Light on Neural Networks ... as they Shed Light on Indeterminate Lung Nodules
• Artificial Intelligence for Prostate Cancer Radiology and Pathology — and Perhaps the Two Combined
• Department Highlights
• Alumni Connections

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Summer 2019 Issue

Articles Featured:

• Chair's Message
• Genicular Artery Embolization Offers Minimally Invasive Treatment for Osteoarthritis of the Knees
• Using Artificial Intelligence to Achieve More Timely and Accurate Breast Cancer Diagnosis
• Ferumoxytol Contrast Excels in MR Imaging of Congenital Heart Disease
• Donor Spotlight
• Department Highlights

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Winter 2018 Issue

Articles Featured:

• Chair's Message
• Making a World of Difference Through Global Health Efforts
• Breast Cancer Risk Assessment Advised by Age 30 for Potential Early/Supplemental Screening
• Lung Cancer Screening Now Recommended for Certain High-Risk Patients
• Musculoskeletal Ultrasound Offers Unique Advantages
• Department Highlights

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Spring 2018 Issue

Articles Featured:

• Image-Guided Treatments
• Two Thermal Ablation Therapies Treat Pain from Bone Metastases
• Image-Guided Procedure Effective in Treating Pain Caused by Pudendal Neuralgia
• Interventional Radiologists Offer Minimally Invasive Approaches to Venous Diseases
• PAE: A Minimally Invasive Alternative for Treatment of Symptomatic Prostate Enlargement
• Department News & Highlights

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Winter 2017 Issue

Articles Featured:

• Radiology Meets Artificial Intelligence
• UCLA Developing Machine Learning to Improve Management of Prostate Cancer
• Ablation Therapy an Effective, Minimally Invasive Treatment Option for Many Liver Tumors
• IRE Exploits Programmed Cell Death to Target Cancer Cells
• CME Courses

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