Tag: "Radiologist"

Help us to welcome back Dr. Arthur Meyers to the Radiology family!

Now you can ask questions to our radiologists directly!

Meet Dr. John M. Racadio, the division chief of Interventional Radiology at Cincinnati Children’s for the past 11 years.

Congratulations to Dr. Bernadette Koch as her new edition of Diagnostic Imaging: Head and Neck is released!

Learn how Dr. David Mihal has been leading a project to offer immediate results and consultation with a radiologist to some of our patients and families.

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.

Learn how our radiologists are trying to understand brain function in multiple brain disorders by using resting state functional MRI.

I, like many men and women in today’s world, had put off becoming a parent year after year so as not to compromise the years of education and training that I was lucky enough to be able to pursue. And now as I enter my final weeks of pregnancy, I wonder how will this affect my career?

Learn five facts about the Department of Radiology that might surprise you.

Learn how Cincinnati Children's Keith Strauss is contributing guidelines that ensure radiation levels are kept low when imaging kids.

If you notice a lump or bump on your child, your pediatrician may order an ultrasound to gather more information about the underlying problem.

What do Legos have to do with MRI scanners? Read on to find out!

Created by Dr. Neil Johnson, the online Case of the Day system is available to pediatric radiology professionals worldwide.

In the Radiology Department, we use prenatal imaging to help diagnose potential problems while a fetus is still developing in the womb.

Read about what happened when one of our radiologists needed her own department's services for her son.

Cincinnati Children's has been leading the way in dose reduction research for years. Learn how our research directly affects your child.

To make sure we provide the best care possible, at Cincinnati Children's we have multiple methods to allow your child’s imaging studies to travel with them.

Learn how you can visit Cincinnati Children’s Kenwood location for the same outstanding MRI service you'd receive at our Burnet Campus.

Learn about the important role radiologists play when your child complains of pain or other symptoms in the pelvis.