The Department of Radiology and Imaging facilities include Conventional Radiography (x-ray), Computed Tomography (CT), Magnetic Resonance (MR), Nuclear Medicine, Ultrasound, and more.
Below is a list of the services offered. If you have any questions about a certain procedure, please contact us.
Conventional Radiology (X-ray)
Computed Tomography (CT)
Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI)
- High Field (1.5T, 3T)
- Peripheral Angiography (MRA/MRV)
- Unique Cartilage Imaging
Ultrasound
- Peripheral Vascular Doppler
- "Realtime" tendon visualization
- Diagnostic/Treatment
- Tendonitis
- Bursitis
- Ganglions
- Neuromas
- Etc.
Musculoskeletal Interventional Procedures
Tissue Sampling
Orthopedic Spinal Procedures
- Myelogram
- Discogram
- Facet Injections
- Nerve Block
Teleradiology
Research Interests
- MR and Ultrasound identification of tendon to bone healing
- MR and Ultrasound evaluation of total joint replacements
- MR and Ultrasound evaluation of cartilage for early detection of arthritic and inflamatory conditions
- Identification of imaging patterns and sequalae of athletic injuries
- Correlation of imaging findings associated with rotator cuff pathology
- Ultrasound guided musculoskeletal diagnostic and therapeutic procedures
- Comparison of MRI and CT in quantifying the degree of lumbar and cervical stenosis and correlating findings with clinical symptoms
- Ultrasound evaluation of inflammatory myopathies
Ultrasound evaluation of biologic behavior of soft tissue neoplasms
- Development of ultrasound technologies to estimate soft tissue vascular perfusion
- Assessment of dorsal root ganglion mobility with MRI
- Digital data processing for musculoskeletal dedicated radiology teaching files for medical students, residents, fellows and physician colleagues
- Objective measure of outcome for surgically manipulated cartilage
- Evaluation of the efficacy of MRI in predicting the clinical outcome of patients with back and/or leg pain