Our lab member, Ryan Kohlbrenner was accepted into the radiology residency program in Department of Radiology and Biomedical Imaging at University of California at San Francisco. Congrats!

Ryan Kohlbrenner was selected as one of 9 finalists in Pritzker Senior Scientific Session. Congrats Read more...

Report on RSNA Certificate of Merit Award for our exhibit, entitled “Can CAD help improve the performance of radiologists in detection of “difficult” polyps in CT colonography?” by Suzuki K., et al. Innervision 25: 56-57, 2010. Read more...

Our RSNA presentation, entitled “Enhanced digital chest radiography: Temporal subtraction combined with “virtual dual-energy” technology for improved conspicuity of growing cancers and other pathologic changes” by Suzuki K., Armato S. G., Engelmann R., Caligiuri P., and MacMahon H., was featured Read more...

Our presentation at RSNA, entitled “Can CAD help improve the performance of radiologists in detection of “difficult” polyps in CT colonography?” by Suzuki K., Hori M., McFarland E., Friedman A. C., Rockey D. C., and Dachman A. H., was featured in the article “Neural Network Reduces False Positive Read more...

10 journal papers and 4 international conference papers were published in this year. We presented 3 papers at the RSNA meeting. Read more...

Certificate of Merit Award was granted for our Education Exhibit at the RSNA meeting.

Kenji Suzuki, PhD, Masatoshi Hori, MD, PhD, Elizabeth G McFarland, MD, Arnold C Friedman, MD, Don C Rockey, MD, and Abraham H Dachman, MD
Title: Can CAD help improve the performance of radiologist Read more...

Our paper, Oda S., Awai K., Suzuki K., Yanaga Y., Funama Y., MacMahon H., and Yamashita Y.: Detection of small pulmonary nodules on chest radiographs: Effect of rib suppression by the massive training artificial neural network (MTANN) technique on the performance of radiologists. American Journal Read more...

Dr. Suzuki serves as an Editorial Board Member of the international journal, Algorithms. Read more...

Dr. Doi officially retired in September. Thank you, Dr. Doi, for 40 years of service to the University of Chicago!

Our paper, Lostumbo A., Wanamaker C., Tsai J., Suzuki K., and Dachman A. H.: Comparison of 2D and 3D views for evaluation of flat lesions in CT colonography. Academic Radiology 16, 2009, was featured in the article “Flat-polyp measurements show less variability in 3D VC” on AuntMinnie Read more...