Cape Town - 2026 ISMRM-ISMRT Annual Meeting and Exhibition • 09-14 May 2026
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561-02-001.
Evaluation of Three-Dimensional Double-Echo Steady-State MRI in Characterizing Acetabular Labral Tears
Impact: 3D DESS MRI demonstrated high diagnostic accuracy in
classifying acetabular labral tears based on the MAHORN classification, showing
good agreement with arthroscopic findings. And the clock-face method is
recommended as a reliable technique for the precise localization of labral
tears.
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561-02-002.
Influence of Site Effects on Radiomics-Based Knee Injury Diagnosis
Impact: Magnetic field strength (MFS) substantially affects feature
distributions and may introduce bias into machine learning-based disease
classification. These findings highlight the need to balance field strength
variations in multi-site MRI datasets to enhance model generalization and
clinical applicability.
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561-02-003.
Multimodal MRI-Based Deep Learning for Automated Knee Cartilage Injury Classification
Impact: This multimodal framework provides a robust, standardized decision-support tool for knee cartilage injury diagnosis, with potential to enhance clinical management of early osteoarthritis.
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561-02-004.
Application of Uniform Connection Net Based on Multi Hypergraph Dynamic Node Framework for Carotid Plaque Vulnerability
Impact: Enhances stroke risk prediction for clinicians, offers a scalable, robust solution, UniConnNet, for scientists to explore, and helps patients get timely interventions by accurate carotid plaque vulnerability classification.
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561-02-005.
Respiratory Motion Classification and Outlier Rejection for Robust Motion Compensated Free-Breathing 1H Lung MRI
Impact: The new respiratory motion classification and outlier rejection algorithms can enhance the robustness of current state-of-the-art respiratory motion correction techniques and pave the road to the application of free-breathing ¹H lung MRI to patients with irregular breathing patterns.
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561-02-006.
Diagnosis of Primary chyluria Based on MR Lymphangiography: A Comparative Study with CT Lymphangiography
Impact: MR lymphangiography can diagnose primary chyluria and is correlated with the results of CT lymphangiography, providing a comprehensive framework for disease classification, individualized treatment, and non-invasive follow-up.
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561-02-007.
Impact of MR task aware data pre-processing and feature collation for robust Foundation model-based performance
Impact: This study provides a critical blueprint for leveraging foundation models in medical imaging. By tailoring data pre-processing & feature collation to specific clinical tasks, our work enables more robust and accurate AI, paving the way for reliable automation in diagnostic workflows.
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561-02-008.
Automated Image Quality Evaluation of Cine Cardiac MRI Using a Convolutional Neural Network
Impact: Utilizing the CNN model, a prototype application was developed for automated, in-line detection of poor-quality cine images,
rescan of only affected slices, and replacement of poor-quality slices
with the rescanned slices, which could improve the efficiency and reliability
for CMR.
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561-02-009.
Automatic MRI contrast classification combining metadata and interpretable image-based features
Impact: Accurate and interpretable automatic contrast classification enables robust large-scale MRI analyses by reducing human error and ensuring consistent labeling. This supports reproducible neuroimaging research and facilitates reliable image processing pipelines, ultimately accelerating both clinical and research workflows.
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561-02-010.
Radiomics-Based Clustering Reveals Distinct Phenotypic Subgroups of Classical Menière’s disease in MRI: A Multicenter Study
Impact: This study identified five MD subgroups with distinct clinical and imaging profiles. This classification framework provides an objective foundation for precise medicine. The methodological approach may serve as a template for investigating heterogeneity in other disorders.
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561-02-011.
Correlation Between Left Heart Myocardial Strain Based on CMR-FT and Heart Failure Classification in DCM
Impact: Myocardial strain technology can aid clinicians in precisely grading heart failure and developing more suitable treatment plans for patients with dilated cardiomyopathy.
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561-02-012.
Adaptive ROI Extraction and 3D Consistency Voting for Robust Automated Water–Fat Classification in Musculoskeletal MRI
Impact: This framework enables reliable automated water–fat classification across complex musculoskeletal regions, supporting accurate assessment of inflammatory and degenerative disorders, reducing manual correction needs, and facilitating large-scale, multi-regional quantitative studies with improved robustness and reproducibility.
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561-02-013.
Relaxometry-Based Classification of Human Knee Cartilage Degeneration
Impact: Accurate classification and prediction of OA severity
using clinically viable qMRI can promote faster and more accurate diagnosis of
early- to mid-onset OA, enabling earlier adoption of preventative treatment
options.
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561-02-014.
Automatic Fibroglandular Tissue Volume Estimation for Workflow Efficiency in Breast Cancer Screening
Impact: Dense breast can increase
the risk of breast cancer. MRI plays a
crucial role and is feasible with Abbreviated Protocols. FGT Volume based triaging will improve the screening workflow efficiency and an indicator for follow up scans and preventive measures.
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561-02-015.
Machine Learning with Multiparametric MRI and Clinical Biomarkers for Noninvasive Renal Interstitial Fibrosis Staging
Impact: This integrated machine learning approach provides an accurate, non-invasive tool for RIF staging across diverse kidney diseases, potentially guiding treatment decisions and serving as a biopsy alternative for high-risk patients, thereby enhancing clinical management.
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561-02-016.
Analysis of MRI Prostate Volume Quantification: Ellipsoid vs 3D Modeling Methods
Impact: Accurate determination of prostate volume is important for diagnosis and treatment of various pathologies. This study provides a pathway for implementing ellipse approximation or 3D modeling methods with confidence and reliability. 3D printed models offer a quality assurance tool.
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