Vertebral fractures are common and can result in acute and chronic pain, decreases in
quality of life, and diminished lifespan. The identification of vertebral fractures is important …

Osteoporotic vertebral fractures (OVFs) are prevalent in older adults and are associated with
substantial personal suffering and socio-economic burden. Early diagnosis and treatment of …

Purpose To retrospectively assess the prevalence and clinical outcomes of unreported
vertebral compression fractures at abdominal computed tomography (CT). Materials and …

Osteoporotic vertebral fractures signify an increased risk of future fractures and mortality and
can manifest the diagnosis of osteoporosis. We investigated the prevalence of vertebral …

METHODS: We performed a review of the current literature on the prevalence and reporting
rates of incidental vertebral compression fractures in radiologic examinations. RESULTS …

Background Only a few studies have used in/opposed phase method for a quantitative
evaluation of fat fraction in the spine. Purpose To compare multivoxel proton MR …

Objectives: To develop an opportunistic screening model based on a deep learning
algorithm to detect recent vertebral fractures in abdominal or chest CTs. Materials and …

Radiological error is inevitable and usually multifactorial. Error can be secondary to
radiologist-specific causes, including cognitive and perceptive errors or ambiguity of report …

For people with osteoporosis, it is cost-effective to start specific therapy, however, for people
with osteopenia, it is not. Here, the paradoxical situation arises that: in people over 50 years …

This chapter addresses ways to block errors and biases, with the emphasis placed on the
individual imaging professional, not on the system. I present a maze of checklists, questions …