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Radiology AI Guides

Long-form guides on the AI radiology workflow, evidence-based guideline automation, and the practical realities of using AI in the reading room — written by a practicing radiologist.

Lung-RADS or Fleischner? Picking the Right Pulmonary Nodule Pathway

The two systems answer different questions, and applying the wrong one changes the follow-up interval you recommend. How to tell them apart in three seconds.

4 min read · By MyRadAgent editorial team

Bosniak 2019: What Changed, and Why Your Report Should Say Which Version

The 2019 revision quantified thresholds that used to be adjectives, formally admitted MRI, and shrank class III. A class III under the old scheme may not be one now.

3 min read · By MyRadAgent editorial team

MIPS Quality Measures for Radiology: What Actually Applies to You

Most MIPS guidance is written for primary care. This is the radiology-specific version - reweighting, the measures that fit a reading list, and what the reporting burden really is.

4 min read · By MyRadAgent editorial team

ACR TI-RADS: Seven Scoring Pitfalls That Change the Recommendation

The point system is simple. Applying it consistently is not. These are the calls where readers most often diverge, and where a single point crosses a threshold.

3 min read · By MyRadAgent editorial team

Fleischner Society 2017 Pulmonary Nodule Follow-up: A Practical Guide

The 2017 Fleischner guidelines, simplified for daily reporting — including how to apply them automatically and where AI can help.

4 min read · By Reviewed by a board-certified radiologist

Will AI Replace Radiologists? A 2026 Reality Check

Geoffrey Hinton said radiologists would be obsolete by 2021. It is 2026 and there is a radiology shortage. What actually happened — and what AI does well versus what it does not.

5 min read · By Reviewed by a board-certified radiologist

The Best AI Radiology Assistants in 2026: An Honest Comparison

A practicing radiologist's review of the AI tools that actually help with reporting — and the ones that just sound impressive.

4 min read · By Reviewed by a board-certified radiologist