Santiago Guzman, Mario Mahecha, Santiago Aristizabal. When we look at medical images during training, it's easy to focus solely on identifying pathology. However, behind every clear diagnosis is a clear technical foundation that determines whether the image is even interpretable. Understanding image quality, and what affects is, is a core skill that future radiologists, and even non radiologists, should begin developing early. Image Quality is More Than Resolution Image quali

Mario Mahecha, Santiago Guzman, Santiago Aristizabal Medical research is expanding at a speed no clinician or scientist can manually keep up with. Every day, hundreds of new papers, preprints, guidelines, and trial results appear often scattered across journals, repositories, and different levels of scientific rigor. For many researchers, the challenge is no longer “finding” information but filtering, judging quality, and extracting meaning quickly. This is where the new gene

Santiago Guzman, Mario Mahecha. When most people think about AI in radiology, they imagine algorithms detecting tumors or flagging...

Mario Mahecha, Renata Tarraf Fernandes, Santiago Guzman, Santiago Aristizábal, Pablo Riascos Recently one member of our group shared a...