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Radiology
10
Jul
2017
Hybrid Imaging
What is hybrid imaging and why do some Nuclear Medicine scanners have a CT scanner built-in? Since 2006, some of the Nuclear Medicine scanners at Cincinnati Children’s have a built in CT portion to the scanner. For many imaging studies, it has been shown that a combination of the functional information provided by Nuclear Medicine
By: Bessie Ganim
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Radiology
27
Jun
2017
Bone Music: How X-Rays and Records Crossed Paths
Learn the fascinating story behind how old x-rays were used to distribute illegal music in the Soviet Union!
By: Glenn Miñano
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Radiology
19
Jun
2017
How UTE MRI Images Lung Disease in Infants
UTE MRI techniques could possibly replace the need for CT in imaging lung disease in sick infants.
By: Glenn Miñano
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Radiology
02
Jun
2017
2016 Kenneth R. Gottesfeld Award Winner!
Congratulations to Lindsey Hekler and Dr. Brian Coley for their award-winning article in the Journal of Diagnostic Medical Sonography!
By: Michelle Gramke
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Radiology
10
May
2017
Cincinnati Children’s Radiologists Attending SPR
SPR (Society for Pediatric Radiology) is a professional membership association for pediatric radiologists and technologists. Members of SPR hold a conference every year where pediatric imaging professionals gather to share and discuss their research, clinical projects and latest accomplishments in the imaging field. Radiologists from Cincinnati Children’s attend this annual event. This year our faculty
By: Sparkle Torruella
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How We Do It
03
May
2017
Introducing Our Unique MRI Surgical Techniques to the Community
Laura Hanselman attended the annual Ohio State University MRI Education Seminar and shared our MRI and Operating Room combination studies with the world.
By: Tony Dandino
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Radiology
28
Apr
2017
Using 3-D Ultrashort Echo Time and a Small Footprint MRI System
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is an imaging method that uses the protons of hydrogen atoms within the body to generate a medical image. MRI of the lungs has historically been challenging for a few different reasons. One reason is that the proton signal of the lungs fades away a lot quicker in the lungs than
By: Glenn Miñano
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Radiology
17
Apr
2017
MRI Research of Bronchopulmonary Dysplasia in the NICU
Using a small MRI scanner located in the NICU, we've perform MR imaging in a small group of NICU patients to look at the lungs of premature infants.
By: Glenn Miñano
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Radiology
07
Apr
2017
Today is World Health Day!
Dr. Kim M. Cecil, PhD, examines how environmental exposures, such as lead, influence brain development using an MRI scanner.
By: Sparkle Torruella
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Patient Stories
10
Mar
2017
Dr. Andrew Trout heads new pancreas study
Dr. Andrew Trout is heading a research study that plans to define what normal pancreas function looks like by MRI.
By: Sparkle Torruella
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Meet The Team
18
Jan
2017
Pediatric Cerebrovascular Center Is One of the Most Experienced in the World
Learn about Cincinnati Children's Pediatric Cerebrovascular Center (PCC), which is one of the most experienced centers of its kind in the world.
By: Janet M. Adams
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Radiology
19
Dec
2016
Dr. Bernadette Koch Serves as Editor of Head and Neck Imaging Textbook
Congratulations to Dr. Bernadette Koch as her new edition of Diagnostic Imaging: Head and Neck is released!
By: Michelle Gramke
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Radiology
05
Dec
2016
Researching How Flame-Retardant Chemicals May Impact Development
Researchers at Cincinnati Children’s have received two grants to study the impact of prenatal and childhood exposures to common environmental chemicals.
By: Tony Dandino
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How We Do It
21
Oct
2016
Children’s Radiology IR Fellows and UC Fellows Join In Training Workshop
Learn how the Radiology-Translational Research and Simulation Lab is making a difference at Cincinnati Children's.
By: Glenn Miñano
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How We Do It
13
Oct
2016
Why are MRI scans so loud?
During active MRI scanning (i.e. when a patient is being scanned and images are being acquired) there are high intensity loud sounds. These sounds come from the MRI gradient coils which are created by loops of wires carrying electrical currents.
By: Tony Dandino
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How We Do It
11
Oct
2016
What Happens To Your Brain When It’s At Rest?
Learn how our radiologists are trying to understand brain function in multiple brain disorders by using resting state functional MRI.
By: Glenn Miñano
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How We Do It
16
May
2016
Helium: It’s not just for balloons!
What does helium have to do with an MRI scanner? A whole lot!
By: Glenn Miñano
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Radiology
24
Feb
2016
Teaming Up to Treat Osteochondritis Dissecans (OCD)
Learn how the Radiology Department is teaming up with others to research and treat osteochondritis dissecans, a painful condition affecting adolescents.
By: Tony Dandino
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Radiology
05
Feb
2016
Helping to Reduce Sports-Related Concussions
Learn about how researchers at Cincinnati Children's are finding cutting-edge ways to prevent brain injuries resulting from sports-related head impacts.
By: Greg Myer, PhD
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How We Do It
25
Jan
2016
What Is Advanced Neuroimaging?
Functional MRI and perfusion imaging are very useful techniques in providing the best outcome possible for our patients.
By: Alex Towbin
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Radiology
28
Dec
2015
Finding New and Better Ways To Treat Eye Cancer
We're one of the first to offer a new form of therapy for retinoblastoma, eliminating cancer cells in the eye without surgically removing it.
By: Bessie Ganim
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Radiology
02
Dec
2015
Early Imaging Signs of Traumatic Injuries and Spinal Cord Damage
Learn about the research we're doing to discover early imaging signs of traumatic injuries that may lead to spinal cord damage if not properly treated.
By: Tony Dandino
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Radiology
30
Nov
2015
Finding the Best Ways to Measure Neuroblastoma Tumors
Learn about the research we're presenting at this year's RSNA meeting and how it will affect children with neuroblastomas.
By: Catherine Leopard
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How We Do It
19
Nov
2015
Keeping Radiation Doses As Low As Possible for Your Child
Learn how we make every effort to reduce the amount of radiation your child receives during his or her imaging study at Cincinnati Children's.
By: Alex Towbin
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Radiology
21
Oct
2015
Dr. Jason Woods Takes Huge Strides in Imaging Lungs
Learn how Cincinnati Children's own Dr. Jason Woods is a pioneer in the field of imaging lung structure and function.
By: Sarah Kaupp
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