Letter From the Guest Editors

The Neuropathy Score Reporting and Data System (NS-RADS) is a newly developed MR imaging-based classification that standardizes reporting and multidisciplinary communication for MR imaging diagnosis and follow-up of peripheral neuropathies. NS-RADS classification has shown to be accurate and reliable across different centers, readers' experience levels, and degrees of peripheral neuropathies, which include nerve injury, entrapment, neoplasm, diffuse neuropathy, post-interventional status, and temporal changes in muscle denervation. This article brings a practical review of NS-RADS classification, representative MR cases, and a step-by-step tutorial on how to approach this staging system. Readers can gain knowledge and apply it in their practice, aiming to standardize the communications between specialties and improve patient management.