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Congratulations to the Johns Hopkins Radiology Johns Hopkins Neuroradiology living legend, David Yousem, for being awarded the The American Society of Neuroradiology Gold Medal for his contributions to the field of #neuroradiology! Haris Sair Licia P. Luna, MD, PhD Francis Deng, MD Janet Mei, MD, MPH Rohini Nadgir

A moment of pure joy!Huge congratulations to David Yousem on receiving The American Society of Neuroradiology Gold Medal, a testament to your dedication and the countless lives you’ve inspired. You are a true legend in the field and an even greater inspiration to all of us lucky enough to learn from

So excited to present our 3 abstracts (2 Oral/1 Poster) NIH Radiology and Imaging Sciences ECD Global Alliance National Human Genome Research Institute, Johns Hopkins Radiology The American Society of Neuroradiology #ASNR25🤞 Huge appreciation to my Exeptional Mentors David Yousem Ashkan A. Malayeri MD, Juvianee I. Estrada-Veras, Kevin! Thanks so much to our great team!

Congratulations to David M. Yousem, MD, MBA, who was awarded the #ASNR 2025 Gold Medal Award. For more information on Dr. Yousem and his award -- and all of ASNR's award winners -- visit: ow.ly/Z9xF50USG3Q

Kudos to Professor David Yousem (David Yousem), who was recognized by Doximity as being among the top 5% of most-published radiologists and among the top 15% most-cited radiologists of 2024. Congratulations!

Congrats to Mahla Radmard, MD Vivek Yedavalli, MD, MS, FAHA Licia P. Luna, MD, PhD Haris Sair Johns Hopkins Radiology

Kudos to Dr. David Yousem (David Yousem), who was recently honored with the American Society of Neuroradiology (The American Society of Neuroradiology) 2025 Gold Medal for his contributions to the field. Congratulations!

Intracranial epidural hematomas (EDH) are uncommon (1 in several hundred head CTs) but frequently enlarge on 6-13h followup (28%) and require surgery (27%). Mahla Radmard, MD and neurorad fellows write in the latest AJNR doi.org/10.3174/ajnr.A…

We looked into over 30k head CTs from trauma patients to figure out which epidural hematomas are most likely to grow or require surgery SAH stood out as a consistent predictor of enlargement Live now in AJNR ajnr.org/content/early/… David Yousem AJNR Johns Hopkins Neuroradiology Johns Hopkins Radiology

Excited to share that our study on ASL-MRI & FDG-PET in Alzheimer’s disease has been accepted in Journal of Neuroimaging ! Grateful for Licia P. Luna, MD, PhD’s support and mentorship every step of the way. Johns Hopkins Neuroradiology Johns Hopkins Radiology Vivek Yedavalli, MD, MS, FAHA The American Society of Neuroradiology American Society of Functional Neuroradiology

No patient with an initial subdural hematoma ≤3 mm thickness required surgery initially or in follow-up. Caline Azzi et al. doi.org/10.1007/s10140…

Initial SDH size matters: ≤3 mm rarely expand and never require surgery Proud to share our latest study with special thanks to my brilliant mentor David Yousem and our amazing team! Johns Hopkins Neuroradiology Johns Hopkins Radiology link.springer.com/article/10.100…

Excited to share our review on NEXUS & CCR criteria in cervical spine imaging has been accepted in Radiology! grateful for our amazing team and many thanks to David Yousem for his outstanding mentorship! Radiology Johns Hopkins Neuroradiology Johns Hopkins Radiology Shadi Asadollahi Parisa Arjmand

Thrilled that our study on ASL-MRI & FDG-PET in Alzheimer’s disease is finally out in Journal of Neuroimaging!Many Thanks to Licia P. Luna, MD, PhD and our amazing team for the hard work. Johns Hopkins Neuroradiology Johns Hopkins Radiology American Society of Functional Neuroradiology dx.doi.org/10.1111/jon.70…

Patients with isolated traumatic SAH and normal coagulation rarely need intervention. Our new study outlines a risk-based approach to guide follow-up imaging. Always grateful for David Yousem’s inspiring mentorship.✨ AJNR Johns Hopkins Neuroradiology Johns Hopkins Radiology ajnr.org/content/early/…

I will give a talk at ASFNR 2025 on DTI and Tractography Cases. Hoping for a great turnout! #ASFNR25 #NeuroRad #Neuro - via #Whova event app

Type III (traditionally “unstable”) occipital condyle fractures were predominantly treated with cervical collar. There was a high (11%) rate of vascular injury in patients with occipital condyle fracture, supporting this indication for CTA neck. Doi.org/10.1007/s10140…

"to defer imaging, patients must be included in a discussion of risks, benefits and alternatives of NOT scanning" link.springer.com/article/10.100…

Nothing beats McCormick’s Discovery Theater for chill, thoughtful discussion. Swing by to swap wins & fails in #AI for #cancer imaging; practical fixes, zero hype. Bring your tale; we’ll hand you our #checklist. RSNA RSNATrainees RadIC_Editor Johns Hopkins Radiology #RSNA25 #MedAI