Radiology

  • Radiology Research

    Research is a core focus of the Department of Radiology at Cincinnati Children’s. We are a national leader in peer-reviewed publications, funding and faculty size. Our activities are divided into two, often overlapping, parts: the Imaging Research Center (IRC) and clinical radiology research, which is performed by clinical pediatric radiologists.
     

    Clinical radiology research is organized into two groups: quality improvement and research in imaging (QuIRI). The QuIRI group leaders are responsible for fostering and executing quality improvement and research efforts in their respective areas. The group leaders include a clinical radiologist and, when appropriate, an imaging physicist. The groups cover the full spectrum of medical imaging fields and topics and present updates and featured projects twice a year to clinical radiology faculty, IRC faculty and trainees. Pediatric radiology trainees are involved in many of the clinical research projects, and each QuIRI conference includes a review of at least two journal club articles that refer to the topic being presented.

 
 
 
 
  • Radiology-article1-450-2012 Group Photo
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    Radiology-article1-450-2012 Group Photo

    Row 1: A Oestreich, H Kim, S O'Hara, M Calvo-Garcia, M Care, J Tkach

    Row 2: A Merrow, B Kline-Fath, S Kraus, K Cecil, M Patel, M Goske, S Holland, Y Li

    Row 3: C Anton, S Sharp, D Wallihan, G Lee, K Kukreja, A Zbojniewicz, B Coley, M Komlos Kukreja, M DiFrancesco, D Larson, M Gelfand, W Yuan, C Dumoulin, P Winter

  • Division Data Summary

    Research and Training Details
    Faculty49
    Joint Appointment Faculty2
    Research Fellows1
    Research Students13
    Support Personnel67
    Direct Annual Grant Support $2,856,089
    Direct Annual Industry Support $49,700
    Peer Reviewed Publications395
    Clinical Activities and Training
    Number of Clinical Staff242
    Number of Clinical Fellows10
    Number of Other Students93
    Inpatient Encounters52,072
    Outpatient Encounters16,010