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Current issue – 04/2026
Unraveling Tumor Heterogeneity in Gynecological Cancer Using a Radiogenomics Approach
Miriam Dolciami, Veronica Celli,
Camilla Panico, et al.
Radiogenomics, integrating imaging features with genomic and molecular data, has emerged as a promising approach to non-invasively analyze tumor heterogeneity of gynecological malignancies. This narrative review aims to demonstrate how radiogenomics can enhance tumor characterization, support biomarker prediction, and inform prognosis and therapeutic decision-making with non-invasive methods.
Imaging of the intrinsic muscles of the hand – part I
Hicham Bouredoucen, Sana Boudabbous,
Pierre-Alexandre Poletti, Lokmane Taihi
This review provides a comprehensive overview of the normal anatomy of the IMH, their anatomical variants, and their imaging features. High-resolution US is the primary modality for studying the IMH, while high-field 3T MRI offers excellent spatial resolution and contrast.
Multicenter experience with a novel flow diverter in visceral aneurysms
Daniel Weiss, Kai Jannusch,
Reinhard Meier, et al.
Therapeutic options for the treatment of visceral artery aneurysms (VAA) and pseudoaneurysms (VAPA) include either a surgical or endovascular approach, depending on specific characteristics of both the aneurysm and the individual patient. The therapeutic use of flow diverters (FD) has already yielded excellent results. D. Weiss et al. evaluated initial experiences regarding the use of a novel abdominal FD.
