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<strong>Prediction of Fontan Outcomes Using T2-Weighted MRI Radiomic Features and Machine Learning</strong>

Prediction of Fontan Outcomes Using T2-Weighted MRI Radiomic Features and Machine Learning

Because of the high prevalence of Fontan-associated liver disease, we hope this research can ultimately provide both radiologists and cardiologists with surveillance strategies during childhood for patients with Fontan circulation.

By: Glenn Miñano | 0

Richard Lui Collaborates with Radiology Faculty to Develop a Machine Learning Model to Predict Small Bowel Crohn’s Disease

Richard Lui Collaborates with Radiology Faculty to Develop a Machine Learning Model to Predict Small Bowel Crohn’s Disease

We aimed to develop a machine learning model to predict Crohn’s in pediatric patients using non-contrast MRI images.

By: Glenn Miñano | 0

2022 Summer Clinical Research Medical Students

2022 Summer Clinical Research Medical Students

Photo: (rt-lf) Karan Ravi, Trey Baird, Molly Carroll, Ayush Prasad, Richard Liu Richard Liu Richard Liu is from Guelph, Ontario. He graduated from Johns Hopkins University with a degree in Biomedical Engineering with a specialization in systems biology and modeling. He was drawn to medicine by the appeal of directly contributing to patient care.

By: Glenn Miñano | 0

Research in Radiology

Research in Radiology

Research is one of the core missions of the Department of Radiology and Medical Imaging at Cincinnati Children’s. In terms of peer-reviewed publications, funding and faculty size, we are one of the highest-ranked pediatric radiology departments in the United States. Our research activities are divided into two often overlapping parts: Clinical Radiology Research (performed by

By: Glenn Miñano | 0

Augmented Reality Display in a Hybrid OR

Augmented Reality Display in a Hybrid OR

Augmented Reality and Interventional Radiology: bringing new meaning to our ‘Hybrid’ OR The Interventional Radiology (IR) and Radiology department at Cincinnati Children’s welcomes a creative approach to performing procedures. As doctors who depend on imaging to take care of patients safely and effectively, interventional radiologists frequently face ergonomic challenges during procedures. For example, the imaging

By: Glenn Miñano | 0

Recognizing Three Faculty in Receiving Research Funding

Recognizing Three Faculty in Receiving Research Funding

Our Radiology Department would like to recognize three faculty members who have been granted funding for their research. Congratulations Mark DiFrancesco, PhD, Diana Lindquist, PhD and Jonathan Dillman, MD! Dr. DiFrancesco received an award from the Department of Defense for his research “Establishing Network Connectivity and Microvascular Imaging Biomarkers for Tuberous Sclerosis.” Dr. Lindquist received

By: Glenn Miñano | 0

Dr Trout Receives the Clinical and Translational Research Achievement Award!

Dr Trout Receives the Clinical and Translational Research Achievement Award!

Congratulations to Dr. Andrew Trout, the Department of Radiology and Medical Imaging’s Director of Clinical Research, who was recognized with the CLINICAL/TRANSLATIONAL RESEARCH ACHIEVEMENT AWARD. Dr. Trout’s clinical and research focus areas include advanced abdominal Imaging and diagnostic and therapeutic nuclear medicine. His translational research has led to advances in the imaging of liver disease,

By: Glenn Miñano | 0

Kim Cecil Recognized by Cincinnati Children’s When Celebrating International Day of Women and Girls in Science 2022

Kim Cecil Recognized by Cincinnati Children’s When Celebrating International Day of Women and Girls in Science 2022

It’s always good to be noticed as a leading example in your field. Our very own Dr. Kim Cecil, Director of the Imaging Research Center, which is a division of our Radiology Department, was recognized by Cincinnati Children’s on International Day of Women and Girls in Science. International Day of Women and Girls in Science

By: Glenn Miñano | 0

RSNA 2021, Why Our Faculty Attend

The holidays are a busy time of year for everyone, but they also happen to be an even busier time for radiologists. Every year during the week following Thanksgiving, the Radiologic Society of North America (RSNA) Annual Meeting is held in Chicago, Illinois. This is the single largest radiology conference of the year and one of the

By: Glenn Miñano | 0

Research and Administrative Fellowship Opportunities in Radiology

Research and Administrative Fellowship Opportunities in Radiology

Cincinnati Children’s Radiology Department not only offers Clinical Fellowships opportunities, but Research and Administrative Fellowships as well. Normally, when one thinks of fellowships, it is the typical one-year comprehensive clinical program that covers all aspects of radiology and medical imaging. In our Radiology Department, qualified applicants can pursue one year of training in our Research and Administrative Fellowship Programs. Cincinnati Children’s Research Foundation organization has a rich history conducting innovative laboratory and clinical research to improve the care of children, investigate the outcomes of treatments, study health care systems and train the

By: Glenn Miñano | 0

Radiology Welcomes Our New Research Fellow

Radiology Welcomes Our New Research Fellow

Hello, my name is Vinicius Alves, but you can call me Vinny. I’m the new Research Fellow at Cincinnati Children’s Radiology Department. I was born and raised in Brazil. I have lived the past 16 years of my life in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. My passion for science and discovery as well as my willingness to provide comfort for those

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IRC Team Gets Grant From NIH

IRC Team Gets Grant From NIH

Dr. Lili He, a recent and welcome addition to our IRC faculty, is the principal investigator (PI) of a recently awarded four-year $1,356,925 grant from the National Institutes of Health (NIH). Dr. He and her team, which also includes Drs. Kline-Fath and Tkach, will employ artificial intelligence algorithms to predict neurodevelopmental outcomes in very preterm

By: Glenn Miñano | 0

IRC Welcome’s Mary Kate Manhard

IRC Welcome’s Mary Kate Manhard

Hi, I’m Mary Kate Manhard and I recently joined the Imaging Research Center as an assistant professor. I grew up near the mountains of east Tennessee and earned my undergraduate degree in Electrical Engineering at Clemson University in South Carolina. I decided to come back to Tennessee for graduate school at Vanderbilt University, earning my Ph.D. in Biomedical Engineering

By: Glenn Miñano | 0

2020 Radiology Summer Research Students Complete their Summer Projects with Presentations

2020 Radiology Summer Research Students Complete their Summer Projects with Presentations

Each year, the Radiology Department supports four University of Cincinnati (UC) medical students to participate in our Radiology Summer Medical Student Research Program. Four UC medical students in between their 1st and 2nd years of medical school are each paired with a Cincinnati Children’s Radiology faculty mentor to assist on a radiology research project for

By: Glenn Miñano | 0

RSNA highlights Artificial Intelligence in MRI detection of ADHD

RSNA highlights Artificial Intelligence in MRI detection of ADHD

A press release by the Radiological Society of North America focuses on a recent paper published in Radiology: Artificial Intelligence. The Cincinnati Children's and UC authors were led by Lili He, Ph.D. (Neonatology) and include our own Jonathan Dillman, MD, MS.

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Working Together: Cincinnati Children’s Interventional Radiologists and Surgeons Collaborate in the Hybrid OR to Enhance Pediatric Care

Working Together: Cincinnati Children’s Interventional Radiologists and Surgeons Collaborate in the Hybrid OR to Enhance Pediatric Care

Listen to Dr. John Racadio (Interventional Radiology) and Dr. Dan von Allmen's (Surgery) podcast on Backtable.com.

By: Glenn Miñano | 0

Research Achievements from Last Fiscal Year

Research Achievements from Last Fiscal Year

This was another productive year for research in the Department of Radiology, with more than 100 publications and close to 30 grant applications, many of them successful.

By: Glenn Miñano | 0

How Interventional Radiologists are using Augmented Reality to help find better ways to treat children

How Interventional Radiologists are using Augmented Reality to help find better ways to treat children

Augmented reality technology can enhance current interventional radiology techniques and image-guided surgery procedures, making them more precise, safer, and less invasive overall.

By: Tony Dandino | 0

Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Welcomes a New MR Scanner

Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Welcomes a New MR Scanner

Cincinnati Children's recently installed a new MR scanner. It has only been recently cleared for clinical use by the FDA, and ours is first to be delivered in North America!

By: Tony Dandino | 0

Did you know there are x-rays in space?

Did you know there are x-rays in space?

There are x-rays in space that come from stars (including our Sun), supernovas, quasars, and black holes.

By: Michelle Gramke | 0

CincyKidsRad Social Media at the Radiological Society of North America Annual Meeting

CincyKidsRad Social Media at the Radiological Society of North America Annual Meeting

Learn how the Radiology Department at Cincinnati Children’s targets the RSNA meeting as the place to launch new social media initiatives.

By: Alex Towbin | 0

The Importance of the Radiological Society of North America Annual Meeting to Cincinnati Children’s

Learn about how the radiologists from Cincinnati Children’s play a large role at the Radiological Society of North America's Annual Meeting.

By: Alex Towbin | 0

Pediatric Body MRI Course Comes to Cincinnati Children’s

Pediatric Body MRI Course Comes to Cincinnati Children’s

The second Pediatric Body MRI Course presented by The Society for Pediatric Radiology is coming to town and will be held in our very own Sabin Auditorium.

By: Tony Dandino | 0

Meet the Team: 2017 Summer Radiology Medical Students

Meet the Team: 2017 Summer Radiology Medical Students

Meet the four University of Cincinnati College of Medicine second-year medical students working with us on several clinical radiology research projects.

By: Glenn Miñano | 0

Newer Imaging Techniques for Bronchopulmonary Dysplasia

Newer Imaging Techniques for Bronchopulmonary Dysplasia

Learn about which techniques we're using to understand the lung structural pathology associated with preterm birth and bronchopulmonary dysplasia.

By: Glenn Miñano | 0

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