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HOME/Meet The Team/Welcome to Radiology!

Welcome to Radiology!

Welcome to Radiology!
June 16, 2014
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By: Catherine Leopard

The Department of Radiology at Cincinnati Children’s is proud to be one of the largest pediatric radiology departments in the country with the only pediatric radiology experts in the tri-state area. Our department provides medical imaging including x-ray, fluoroscopy, CT, MRI, nuclear medicine, ultrasound and interventional radiology for children 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. Our radiologists are internationally recognized specialists with a wide variety of backgrounds and areas of focus to best care for your child’s unique needs. We use the most advanced technology to tailor each imaging study specifically for your child and have led the world in developing techniques to obtain highly detailed, accurate images in the safest way possible. Our radiologists have pioneered techniques for achieving the best imaging with the lowest possible doses of radiation.

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We do all we can to make your child’s experience in the Radiology Department as comfortable as possible. All of our staff, including technologists, child-life specialists, nurses and doctors, interact with children every day. They understand kids of all ages and are able to comfort them when they are anxious or scared. When sedation or general anesthesia is necessary for an imaging procedure, a team of pediatric anesthesiologists will coordinate the care of your child.

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We know it is a privilege to care for your child. We are committed to providing care with the greatest respect, attention to safety, and in collaboration with you and your child’s doctor at each of our ten convenient locations. Keep following this blog to learn more about the Radiology Department at Cincinnati Children’s.

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About the author: Catherine Leopard

Catherine is a Child Life Specialist who works in Cincinnati Children’s Department of Radiology. She has always been drawn to helping children overcome their fears. As a young child, Catherine remembers sitting in her pediatrician’s office feeling sad as she listened to young babies crying in exam rooms. In response, she began singing lullabies through the walls to sooth and comfort those children in distress. As an adult, she first experienced the support of Child Life when her infant daughter was hospitalized. After that positive experience, Catherine completed her Child Life internship at Cincinnati Children’s and has worked here ever since. Her daughter is now a teenager and her son is an active 3rd grader.

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Brian June 16, 2014 at 10:57 am

Great post and a great start to the blog!

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    Alex Towbin June 18, 2014 at 12:32 am

    Thanks Brian! We have a lot of great stories planned for the coming months. We hope that you continue to like what you see.

Matt June 20, 2014 at 10:27 am

Amazing effort and teamwork that made this happen. Congratulations!

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