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Radiology

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School of Medicine

Emeriti: (Professors) Herbert L. Abrams, Barton Lane, Gerald Friedland, David A. Goodwin, Henry H. Jones, Albert Macovski, I. Ross McDougall, Robert E. Mindelzun, William H. Northway, Lewis Wexler, Leslie M. Zatz

Chair: Gary M. Glazer

Professors: Scott W. Atlas, Richard A. Barth, Christopher F. Beaulieu, Sanjiv Sam Gambhir, Gary M. Glazer, Gary H. Glover, Michael L. Goris, Robert J. Herfkens, Debra M. Ikeda, R. Brooke Jeffrey, Ann Leung, Michael Marks, Michael Moseley, Sandy Napel, Matilde Nino-Murcia, Norbert J. Pelc, Geoffrey Rubin, George Segall, F. Graham Sommer

Associate Professors: Patrick D. Barnes, Francis Blankenberg, Bruce Daniel, Terry Desser, Huy M. Do, Nancy Fischbein, Dominik Fleischmann, Garry E. Gold, Lawrence Hofmann, Beverley Newman, Eric W. Olcott, Daniel M. Spielman, Daniel Y. Sze

Associate Professors (Research): Kim Butts-Pauly, Craig Levin, Sylvia Plevritis

Assistant Professors: Sandip Biswal, Frandics P. Chan, Nishita Kothary, William Kuo, Andrew Quon, Jiaanghong Rao, Justus Roos, Lewis Shin, Kathryn J. Stevens, Shreyas Vasanawala, Joseph Wu, Greg Zaharchuk

Assistant Professors (Research): Roland Bammer, Xiaoyuan Chen, Rebecca Fahrig, Samira Guccione, Brian Hargreaves, David Paik

Web Site: http://www-radiology.stanford.edu

Courses offered by the Department of Radiology are listed under the subject code RAD on the Stanford Bulletin's ExploreCourses web site.

The Department of Radiology does not offer degrees; however, its faculty teach courses open to medical students, graduate students, and undergraduates. The department also accepts students in other curricula as advisees for study and research. Undergraduates may also arrange individual research projects under the supervision of the department's faculty. This discipline focuses on the use of radiation, ultrasound, and magnetic resonance as diagnostic, therapeutic, and research tools. The fundamental and applied research within the department reflects this broad spectrum as it relates to anatomy, pathology, physiology, and interventional procedures. Original research and development of new clinical applications in medical imaging is supported within the Radiological Sciences Laboratory.

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