Mallinckrodt Institute of Radiology Washington University in St














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Mallinckrodt Institute of Radiology Washington University in St. Louis June 2011 -May 2012 Yutthaphan Wannasopha, M. D. Department of Radiology
• �������� 1 • Visiting fellowship in cardiothoracic radiology • Mallinckrodt Institute of Radiology • Washington University in Saint Louis • June 2011 -May 2012
Objectives • Gain more knowledge and experience in cardiothoracic radiology • Experience in working with the expert • Making good relationship and connection to the famous institiution
Subject • Thoracic Radiology – Plain radiography, CT, MRI of the chest – Plain radiography, CT, MRI of the cardiac imaging – CT-guide biopsy thoracic lesion
Barnes-Jewish Hospital
Sanjeev Bhalla, M. D. • Professor, Radiology Division of Diagnostic Radiology Cardiothoracic Imaging Section • Chief, Cardiothoracic Imaging Section • Co-Chief, Body Computed Tomography • Co-Chief, Emergency/Trauma Radiology • Assistant Radiology Residency Program Director
Sanjeev Bhalla, M. D. • Having contributed to > 200 peerreviewed articles • Contributor: Many books and book chapters • Reviewer - Radiology - American Journal of Roentgenology Academic Radiology - Journal of Nuclear Medicine - Radiographics - Journal of Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery • Hornors and Awards - Teacher of the year in 2006 and 2011
Barnes-Jewish Hospital – North and South campuses – CT machines and MRI machines – > 100 cases CT scan per day – > 50 cases MRI scan per day
Faculty and Department Conference • Morning conference 7. 00 -8. 00 M-F • Noon conference 12. 00 -13. 00 M-F • Plain film teaching 11. 00 -12. 00 M/W/F • Tumor-onco conference 17. 0018. 30 W • Chest conference 14. 00 -15. oo Th • Staff meeting conference 17. 3019. 00 Th
Meeting and workshop • RSNA meeting 2011 – November 2011 at Chicago • Workshop in basic cardiac imaging – August 2011
Case Report Talc -induced pulmonary granulomatosis with talc embolism – We described and reviewed the clinical and pathologic manifestations as well as the echocardiographic and CT findings in a rare disorder of pulmonary talcosis with talc embolism in a patient who intravenously injected grounded tablets intended for oral use – CT findings of diffuse ill-defined centrilobular groundglass nodules with tree-in-bud appearance in the drug abusers with hemodynamically unstable should be considered acute pulmonary talc embolism
Case Report Talc -induced pulmonary granulomatosis with talc embolism – Plan submit in Journal of Thoracic Imaging
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