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Motivated by reflection, Dr. Patricia Hudgins charted her course to refresh her general medicine skills, while learning new techniques over a six-month sabbatical. She used her time away from the Radiology Department to volunteer in the Grady Emergency Room (ER) and provide clinical advice to those at the City of Refuge.
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Supplement to the Translational Technology Resource Program of the ACTSI to Advance Innovation through Imaging
Dr. Meltzer will lead the efforts to integrate the data archiving infrastructure across the Center for Systems Imaging (CSI) and at the Yerkes National Primate Research Center, pilot a Molecular Imaging Fellowship and mentorship of interdisciplinary investigators, and institute an ACTSI Translational Technologies & Resources (TTR) Imaging Consultation Service and Advisory Group to strengthen partnerships that translate from animal model to human. Their work will involve
significant involvement with both Morehouse School of Medicine and Georgia Tech
investigators.
Pierre-Jerome C, Moncayo VM, Albastaki U, Terk MR. Multiple occult wrist bone injuries and joint effusions: prevalence and distribution on MRI. Emerg Radiol. 2009 Aug 7.
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Each year Emory is strongly represented at the Radiological Society of North America (RSNA) Annual Meeting. Residents, fellows and faculty continue this tradition through their involvement in Educational Exhibits, Scientific Papers and Course Presentations at the 95th Annual Scientific Meeting.
Please take a moment to recongnize those who, through hard work and dedication, have been invited to share their knowledge as experts of radiology. Click here for the Emory Radiology Presentation Schedule.
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All radiology professionals who have been touched by Emory during their career are invited to attend the Alumni Reception in Chicago, during the week of RSNA.
For more details visit our Current Events Page.
The MR/PET has completed its final design stage and relocated from the Siemens factory to the Center for Systems Imaging (CSI) at the Wesley Woods campus. This unique arrangement is one of only two US trial sites. The unit has the capacity for complementary, simultaneous functional brain imaging. This device promises to allow the evaluation of living human neural processing not previously possible.
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Adopt-A-Resident
Two new residents have been adopted! The participation of two additional donors in the Adopt-A-Resident program will aid Drs. John Chenevey (left) and Ali Tahvildari (right) in realizing their goals to influence the greater radiology community.
Read about the proposals of these residents in the February Rad Report (page 3). To explore giving options, click here.
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