Please join us for Radiology’s annual research week April 26, 27, and 29, 2021. Presentations will be held daily during noon conference in the large conference room (G-101) and available to watch remotely via Zoom, with prizes given to first and second place. Winners will be announced at a later time.
Monday, April 26
| Speaker | title |
|---|---|
| Alexander Bode, MD | Endovascular Management of Traumatic Aortic Injury: Pictorial Review and Management Practice |
| Abdullah Malkawi, MD | Multimodality fusion and Multiplanar guidance in interventional procedures |
| Parker Nguyen, MD | Intrathecal Spinraza: An institutional experience with image-guided administration of a novel therapeutic, a case series |
| Priya Sharma, MD | Bubbles in the Belly: How Well do Radiology Residents Recognize Pneumatosis in Pediatric Patients on Plain Film? |
| John Rees, MD | Molecular Differentiation of Low Grade Gliomas by Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy: A Feasibility Study |
Tuesday, April 27
| speaker | title |
|---|---|
| Edmond Olguin, PhD | Development of a Blooming Suppression Algorithm for CT Angiography |
| Tyler Thompson | Beat the Count: Reducing fluoroscopy time and radiation exposure during gastrojejunostomy tube placement through a novel approach |
| Nathalie Correa, MS | Half-Value Layer at Different Positions in Wide-Beam CT Scanners |
| David Alvarez, MD | Evaluating the Predictive Value of Documented Pre-Test Probability in Patients with CTA PE Studies |
| Mariam Hanna, MD | Can COVID-19 worsen disparities in Breast Imaging? |
| Eunice Yim, MD | Incidental breast masses on a chest CT: a retrospective analysis |
Thursday, April 29
| speaker | title |
|---|---|
| Joseph Zachary, MD | Usefulness of Renal US performed after CT in the hospital and ED, a PQI project |
| Natalie Rich, MD | Pediatric Fluoroscopic Follies: A Journey Through the GI Tract with Twists and Turns! |
| Anahita Heshmat, MS | Evaluating motion correction in a commercial Subtraction CT Registration Algorithm |
| Joon Soo Shin, MD | Streptococcus Intermedius as the Cause of Sphenoid Sinusitis & Associated Extensive Skull Base and Neck Thrombophlebitis and Thrombosis |
| Christopher Sistrom, MD | WIDI SIM for US Radiology Residents: Observations through 2020 and Updates for 2021 |
Thank you to Research Administrator, Denise Carlton, and Chief Resident of Research, Dr. Joseph Uricchio, for organizing the 2021 Research Week!