23. The "S Modifier" and Optimizing Incidental Adrenal Findings

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Are radiologists following the playbook on what to do next when there is an incidental adrenal nodule on a lung cancer screening CT? Maddi and Jeff interview Aparna Singh, MD about her new study that shows radiologists aren't exactly consistent in handling these unexpected findings - sometimes over-reacting, sometimes under-reacting, and often skipping an important lab test entirely. There is also a special guest appearance by Jared Christensen, MD, MBA and his expert insight on the S modifier. Find the JACR original article here: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/40044307/

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