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Investigative Radiology - Call for Papers

Call for Papers
Investigative Radiology announces a special issue on 'Interventional MRI' scheduled for publication in early 2013. This issue will focus on new technical developments and clinical experience in diagnostic (e.g. biopsy) and therapeutic (e.g. tumor ablation) MR-guided procedures. All organ and disease areas will be considered. Accepted manuscripts will involve either basic or clinical research and will advance our understanding of interventional MR-based procedures as well as promote their clinical applications.
The deadline for submission is June 1, 2012. Papers submitted after this deadline will not be considered. All papers will be subject to peer review by experts in the field and must comply with the Journal's Instructions for Authors.

We look forward to sharing your innovation and discoveries in this exciting field.

Eric M Walser, MD and John A. Carrino, MD, MPH Editors, Special Issue

Val M. Runge, MD
Editor-in-Chief

Journal of Investigative Radiology
NSRF Poster Session

Winslett Cox shown with his poster on Metal Artifact Reduction in MRI at the NSRF

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On The Doctors

UTMB's Eric Walser, M.D. is on the The Doctors television program discussing his interventional radiology procedure using lasers to kill tumors.

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128 slice, Dual Energy

Pictured with our new '128 slice, dual-energy' Siemens Definition Flash CT, left to right: Amanda Andriola, RT, Kimberly Kirschner, M.D. and Daniel Fink, RT, CT Manager.

Breast Collabortive

Assistant Professor of Radiology, Breast Imaging Specialist, Dr. Angelica Robinson accepted the position of "Director At Large for the Gulf Coast Region of the Breast Health Collaborative of Texas". 

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Super Doctor

Congratulations to Dr. Leonard E. Swischuk, Director of Pediatric Radiology on being named one of the Texas Super Doctors by Texas Monthly.

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NSRF Poster Session

Kellen Carril shown with his poster on Relaxivity measurements of Gadovist at the NSRF

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The mission of the Department of Radiology is to provide teaching, research, and patient care service involving medical imaging and radiologic intervention at The University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston, Texas. The department occupies approximately 65,000 square feet of space in five seperate buildings (including four off-island imaging facilities).

Seventeen full time faculty members who are appointed in the School of Medicine presently accomplish the academic portion of the mission.

The departmental staff is made up of physicians, scientists, administrative, technical, nursing, secretarial, and clerical employees totaling approximately 160 employees.
 
UTMB's Department of Radiology is accredited by the American College of Radiology in: Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI), Computed Tomography (CT), Nuclear Medicine, and Ultrasound. It is also recognized as a Center of Excellence for Breast Imaging.
 

UTMB Radiology News and Events

Image of Jennie Sealy Hospital opening early 2016 featuring intra-operative 3T MR, dual source 128 slice CT and state of the art surgical and intensive care suites.
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