Illuminations

News From The International Society of Radiology

November 2025

Announcements

 

Dr. Bibb Allen Appointed to WHO STAG MEDEV


The International Society of Radiology is pleased to share that ISR President Dr. Bibb Allen has been appointed as a member of the World Health Organization’s Strategic and Technical Advisory Group on Medical Devices (STAG MEDEV) for the September 2025 – September 2027 term. STAG MEDEV provides independent advice to WHO on policies and strategies related to medical devices, supporting efforts to strengthen access, quality, and safety of technologies essential for global health. 


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Upcoming Events


RSNA 2025: November 30- December 4, 2025 Chicago, IL, USA.


**Save The Date: The International Assembly meeting will be held Sunday, Nov. 30, at 8am (CST) in room W192A (West Building).**


Come see us at the ISR Booth 1103 in Educator's Row.


ECR 2026: March 4-8, 2026, Vienna, Austria. Abstract submission extended to October 5.


ICR 2026: May 14-16, 2026 Cartagena, Colombia



 

International Day of Radiology


On November 8, medical imaging professionals from across the world will celebrate the 14th International Day of Radiology (IDOR 2025). We encourage all radiologists, radiographers, radiological technologists, health professionals, and patient groups to join together on this day and recognize and promote the essential role that radiology plays in the patient journey.


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Open Access Education Articles

 

Artificial Intelligence Versus Radiologist False Positives on Digital Breast Tomosynthesis Examinations in a Population-Based Screening Program


Insights into the nature of false-positive findings flagged by contemporary mammography artificial intelligence (AI) systems could inform the potential use of AI to reduce false-positive recall rates.


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Acute Adverse Reactions to Nonionic Low-Osmolar Iodinated Contrast Media in Children: A Retrospective Study of 23,429 Injections over 6 Years


To evaluate the incidence and risk factors of acute adverse drug reactions (ADRs) to nonionic low-osmolar iodinated contrast media (LOCM) in a pediatric population.


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