Artificial Intelligence in Various Medical Fields With Emphasis on Radiology: Statistical Evaluation of the Literature.

Background Artificial intelligence (AI) has significantly impacted numerous medical specialties with high emphasis on radiology. Associated novel diagnostic methods have become a rapidly emerging hot topic, and it is essential to provide insights into quantitative analysis of the growing literature. Purpose The purpose of this study is to highlight future academic trends, identify potential research gaps, and analyze scientific landscape of AI in the field of medicine.

Spontaneous Pneumomediastinum Associated With SARS-CoV-2: Infrequent Complication of the Novel Disease.

A 44-year-old male with no previous medical history or comorbidities presented with significantly increasing shortness of breath, myalgia, nausea, and fatigue. He had no diagnosed medical conditions and enjoyed good health prior to the episode of acute respiratory infection. There was no history of smoking, emphysema, or chronic lung diseases.

Isolated Vastus Intermedius Avulsion Injury: A Case Report with Imaging Spectrum of this Rare Incidence.

Isolated mid-tendon vastus intermedius avulsion injuries are rare, painful, and overuse-related changes with a wide spectrum of epidemiology often demonstrating an exceptional spectrum of imaging features, especially on conventional radiographs. Although they can be easily diagnosed on magnetic resonance imaging, it is pertinent to identify the features of conventional imaging as that forms the first line of investigation. Our case report emphasizes the significance of identifying early signs of vastus intermedius avulsions on plain radiographs which can avoid neglect and functional disability.

Adverse reaction regarding titanium-based marker clip: case report of a potential complication.

Adverse reaction to titanium-based breast marker clip is a very uncommon complication in medicine. We report a 65-year-old female patient who was referred with left breast lumpiness to the assessment clinic. Breast radiology with interesting sequelae following titanium clip insertion, in combination with literature review, will be discussed.

Rare Coexistence of a Cerebellar Hemangioblastoma and Angiomatosis of the Breast without Underlying Phakomatosis.

Angiomatosis of the breast is an unusual benign vascular process which may affect middle aged women and simulate carcinoma. We report a unique case of a female patient with cerebellar hemangioblastoma and coexisting breast angiomatosis. We discuss the neuroradiology and breast imaging, illustrating the diagnostic pearls and pitfalls in the setting of this extremely uncommon combination.