Many incidental adrenal nodules in lung cancer screening go unrecognized or receive inconsistent follow-up. Our study highlights gaps in adherence to ACR guidelines and variability in follow-up recommendations. Read more:

Incidental findings in lung cancer screening: overcalled or undercalled? We explored adrenal lesions, guideline adherence, and better reporting. Thanks to the Contrast & Clarity hosts @JACRJournal for great questions, and my mentors @scbyrne2 for supporting this project.

📌This week on ✨Contrast & Clarity with the @JACRJournal ✨, we took a deep dive into managing incidental adrenal findings and the role of the S Modifier in lung cancer screening CTs with some exciting guests! Listen now wherever you get your podcasts🎧 https://t.co/x6Yvu2WkkY

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25-year-old male with hx of acute lymphoblastic leukemia. What is your sound diagnosis? Case Courtesy of Dr's Aparna Singh and Yang Guo; Brigham and Women's Hospital Trainees: Check the last image for details on how to send your answers. #ultrasound #RadRes @YangGuo_Rad

Answer to last week's case: Leukemic involvement of bilateral testicles. Note multiple bilat well-circumscribed, hypoechoic testicular masses with assoc vascularity. Case Courtesy of Dr's Aparna Singh and Yang Guo; Brigham and Women's Hospital #ultrasound #RadRes @YangGuo_Rad