S. Laudenschlager, D. Chauhan, N. Chaudhuri, C. Mascio, J. Udassi, B. Frank, J. Romanowicz, Y-H Loke, V. Kheyfets, M. Moghari
West Virginia University, Morgantown, United States

Impact: Accurate PVR estimation can be performed on datasets from independent centers, which could allow for future virtual Fontan surgical planning to be adopted more broadly.

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Image2TetMesh is a deep learning model that rapidly generates accurate volume-meshes of the total cavopulmonary connection from 3D MRI in single ventricle patients. Our model has the potential to support hemodynamic analysis and personalized treatment planning for this patient cohort.

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S. Erdem, O. Erdem, M. Hussain, Q. Zou, A. Divekar, R. Butts, G. Greil
University of Texas Southwestern, Irving, United States

Impact: The psoas muscle volume is a reproducible and easily obtained measurement using abdominal MRI, showing a strong correlation with the psoas muscle area. The psoas muscle volume could better correlate with these outcomes than the psoas muscle area.
 

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L-y Wen, Z. Zhou, S. Peng, S. Azhe, L. Hu, M. Chen, Y. Guo
West China Second University Hospital, 610041, China

Impact: The study provides further evidence about the usefulness of fully quantitative CMR first-pass perfusion in children. Moreover, the results can contribute to studies that aim to improve the diagnosis and management of myocardial perfusion impairment in children with KD.

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F. Rastegar Jooybari, C. Huynh, S. Portnoy, J. Voutsas, D. Balmer-Minnes, A. Saprungruang, S-J Yoo, C. Lam, C. Macgowan
University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada

Impact: This study shows that accelerated 4D flow MRI can shorten scan times while maintaining accuracy, improving clinical workflow and patient comfort in pediatric congenital heart disease. 

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P. Doctor, L. Thai, S. Philip, B. Scott, Y. Tyner, J. Greer, M. Fares, M. Gaitonde, L. Gaur, G. Greil, Q. Zou, A. Zia, T. Hussain
Children's Health, University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas, United States

Impact: ASL is a non-contrast, free breathing sequence that detects pulmonary perfusion defects in children with pulmonary embolism. An inverse correlation between perfusion defect and LV end-diastolic volume index was found, providing insights into cardiopulmonary interactions and potential therapeutics.

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S. Azhe, L. Wen, S. Peng, Z. Zhou, L. Hu, Y. Guo, M. Chen
West China Second University Hospital, Chengdu, China

Impact: We report normative pericardial adipose tissue in children by CMR based on BSA, age and gender. This information is invaluable for clinical practice, as it can help identify pathological changes in pericardial adipose tissue and support future clinical research.

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L. Wen, Y. Zhu, Z. Zhou, S. Peng, L. Hu, M. Chen, Y. Guo
West China Second University Hospital, 610041, China

Impact: Combined cardiac magnetic resonance phenotype and genotype increase the diagnostic yield and predict prognosis in pediatric patients with suspected cardiomyopathy. The study provide evidence about the use of CMR and genetic testing in children.

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W. Jin, Y. Guo, H. Liang
west China second university hospital , Chengdu, China

Impact: Synthetic MRI has the capability to expedite knee examinations for children with ALL, while maintaining an equivalent lesion detection rate compared to conventional MRI.

J. Li, K. Jin, X. Zhuang, H. Zhang
Hunan Children's Hospital, Changsha, China

Impact: Black Bone imaging improve MRI diagnostic performance in detecting pediatric skull fractures following TBI. 

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Y. Guo, H. Xu, R. Xu, H. Fu, Y. Song
Department of Radiology, West China Second University Hospital, Sichuan University, Chengdu, China

Impact: Our study offers insights to help clinicians implement effective, personalized management for early-stage DMD.

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W. Loew, H. Wang, K. Murphy, A. Kientz, C. Dumoulin
Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center, Cincinnati, United States

Impact: Eliminate medical and logistical challenges associated with moving a neonate from the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) to the radiology department and reduce sound pressure level exposure to neonatal patients and support staff by utilizing a dedicated neonatal MRI system.

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T. Widek, E. Scheurer, T. Schwark, P. Genet
D&F Institute of Forensic Medicine, Medical University of Graz, Graz, Austria

Impact: The MR examination of the hand, clavicles, and third molars represents a radiation-free alternative for forensic age estimation in living adolescents. The approach yielded good results when applied in a combined statistical model.

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Y. Dai, D. Wu, W. Hu, P. Hu, Y. Luo
ShanghaiTech University, Shanghai, China

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This study shows that PREFUL MRI can capture ventilation changes in children with MPP. It provides a non-invasive way to assess disease severity and monitor treatment response. This approach could improve clinical decisions and outcomes in pediatric respiratory care.

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E. Stamou, J. Venkatesh, M. Reid, A. Amin, A. Mitchell, A. Jones, P. Bridgen, M. Gregori, N. Griffin, R. Santos, E. Kyrana, M. Nana, M. Cleri, C. Ovadia, L. Barredo Santos, A. Dhawan, E. Fitzpatrick, L. Dillon, R. Neji, C. Williamson
Guy's and St Thomas's NHS Trust, London, United Kingdom

Impact: The proposed MRI pipeline enables non-invasive assessment of brown adipose tissue, enhancing understanding of its role in energy metabolism. This method has significant implications for evaluating metabolic conditions, potentially improving patient outcomes in metabolic diseases.

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A. Zhylka, G. De Donno, C. Chatziantoniou, R. van Ewijk, M. Adams, P. Bertolini, G. Bisogno, A. Bouhamama, P. Caro-Dominguez, V. Charon, A. Coma, R. Dandis, C. Devalck, A. Ferrari, G. Fichera, M. Fiocco, S. Gallego, H. Glosli, S. ter Horst, M. Jenney, W. Klein, J. Leseur, H. Mandeville, K. Mchugh, V. Minard-Colin, S. Moalla, C. Morosi, D. Orbach, L. Ording Müller, E. Pace, P. Di Paolo, K. Perruccio, L. Quaglietta, M. Renard, A. Ruggiero, S. Sirvent, R. Schoot, R. van Rijn, J. Merks, A. Leemans, A. De Luca
Image Sciences Institute, UMC Utrecht, Utrecht, The Netherlands, Utrecht, Netherlands

Impact: The results suggest that harmonization should be applied to separate groups based on tumor location, thus, allowing the algorithm to focus on inter-center variability. The need for more extensive delineations of healthy tissues is suggested for more robust results.

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C. Metz, S. Veldhoen, H. Deubzer, A. I. Heeren-Hagemann, A. Eggert, I. Sack, M. Anders
Charité - Universitätsmedizin Berlin, corporate member of Freie Universität Berlin und Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Berlin, Germany

Impact: The values for stiffness and viscosity markers of pediatric tumors using MRE can be used to obtain important diagnostic information about the mechanical consistency of tumor tissue, which potentially lead to further differentiation of pediatric tumor entities in the future.

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C. Ariyurek, L. Lu, V. Ferrer, L. Timms, S. Vasylechko, O. Afacan, S. Kurugol
Boston Children's Hospital and Harvard Medical School, Boston, United States

Impact: Dual-echo EPI DW-MRI technique with dynamic distortion correction and motion compensation significantly improves the accuracy of Crohn's disease assessment, enhancing IVIM parameter estimation and correlation with disease activity scores, potentially leading to more precise diagnosis and monitoring of Crohn's disease.

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B. Zanette, J. Bierbrier, F. Ratjen, G. Santyr
The Hospital for Sick Children, Toronto, Canada

Impact: Automated extraction of UTE entropy was significantly reduced post therapy, potentially indicating sensitivity to resolution of CF pathology. 

政. 李, 跃. 郝, 鹏. 张
Xi’an Children’s Hospital，Shaanxi Province，China, 2025, China

Impact: This study identifies the optimal MRI sequences for pediatric liver scans in different clinical scenarios, aiming to enhance diagnostic accuracy and reduce patient discomfort and anesthesia-related risks.