Dr. Jill Jacobs, professor of radiology and cardiac imaging section chief at New York University (NYU), joins the show to discuss a range of cardiac CT topics.

Cardiothoracic Imaging Podcast

026: Jill Jacobs, Cognoscente of Cardiac CT

We are thrilled to be joined by Dr. Loren Ketai, professor of radiology at the University of New Mexico and expert on pulmonary infection, for a discussion centered around infection including COVID-19. 

025: Loren Ketai, Albuquerque's Astounding Ace

We are delighted to be joined by Dr. Fereidoun Abtin, professor of radiology at University of California Los Angeles (UCLA) for a discussion focused on thoracic intervention.

024: Fereidoun Abtin, The Ingenious Interventionalist

We are delighted to interview Dr. Caroline Chiles, thoracic radiologist from Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center and president of the Society of Thoracic Radiology (STR), for a wide-ranging discussion including lung cancer screening and other topics.

023: Caroline Chiles - Wake Forest's Wellspring of Wisdom

Topics discussed on today's show include the coronavirus scare and the upcoming STR as well as a conversation with Dexter Bostic about the role of radiology reading room coordinators.

022: Dexter Bostic - The Humongous Helper

We are pleased to be joined by Dr. Ella Kazerooni from the University of Michigan for a discussion centered around lung cancer screening.

021: Ella Kazerooni - Michigan's Master Maestro

Dr. Linda Haramati, professor of radiology and chief of cardiothoracic imaging at Montefiore Medical Center since 1998, joins the show to discuss pulmonary embolism, overdiagnosis, work-life balance, mentorship, and other topics.

020: Linda Haramati - The Bronx's Brilliant Beacon

Dr. Stefan, Tigges, professor of radiology at Emory University in Atlanta, GA, shares his expertise as a medical illustrator and how he uses illustration in medical student and radiology resident education.

019: Stefan Tigges - The Illustrious Illustrator

We are delighted to be joined by Dr. Jeffrey Kanne, professor of radiology and chief of thoracic imaging at the University of Wisconsin.

018: Jeffrey Kanne - Wizard of Wisconsin

Dr. Georgeann McGuinness, professor of thoracic radiology at New York University (NYU) Langone Medical Center, joins the show to discuss mosaic attenuation, mentorship, and other topics.

017: Georgeann McGuinness - Maven of Mosaic Attenuation and Mentorship

Our podcast brings us to Chengdu, China, where Kaiyue Diao joins us for our second part of a fascinating discussion about cardiothoracic region in the Middle Kingdom.

016 - Kaiyue Diao - Chest Imaging in Chengdu, China (Part II)

Our podcast brings us to Chengdu, China, where Kaiyue Diao joins us in a fascinating discussion about cardiothoracic region in the Middle Kingdom.

015: Kaiyue Diao - Chest Imaging in Chengdu, China (Part 1)

We are pleased to be joined by Dr. Steven Wolff, radiologist, innovator, and director of Carnegie Hill Radiology, a renowned Manhattan private practice specializing in cardiovascular MRI and CT.

014: Steven Wolff - Precision, Progress, and Private Practice

Dr. Maria Padilla, professor of medicine and pulmonologist at the Mount Sinai Medical Center in New York, joins us to talk about clinical and imaging topics related to interstitial lung disease.

013: Maria Padilla - Passionate and Prodigious Pulmonologist

Dr. Subba Digumarthy, the brilliant thoracic radiologist from the Massachusetts General Hospital, joins the show to discuss lung cancer screening and other thoracic imaging topics.

012: Subba Digumarthy - Mass Genius from Mass General

A podcast series dedicated to the legends, legacies, and lessons of chest and cardiac imaging, co-hosted by Dr. Adam Bernheim and Dr. Michael Chung.

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