Neuroradiology
Exams Read : Brain and spine MRI, head and neck CT, CTA and MRA, stroke protocols, perfusion imaging, epilepsy and MS follow-up.
Clinical Focus : Stroke, tumors, demyelinating disease, spine degeneration.
Subspecialty Expertise
US Fellowship-Trained
Every final report is signed by a radiologist who is ABR board-certified, fellowship-trained in the relevant subspecialty, and licensed in the state where your patient was imaged.
Subspecialty radiology reads across every major service line
Every study goes to a radiologist who trained in that body system. Here is what each subspecialty team reads.
Musculoskeletal Radiology
Exams Read : Knee, shoulder, hip, wrist and ankle MRI, MR arthrography, sports injury imaging, bone tumors and post-operative evaluation.
Clinical Focus : Orthopedic and sports medicine referrals.
Body Imaging
Exams Read : Abdominal and pelvic CT and MRI, liver MRI with LI-RADS, prostate MRI with PI-RADS, MR enterography, renal and adrenal protocols.
Clinical Focus : Oncology, GI and urology referrals.
Chest & Thoracic Imaging
Exams Read : Chest CT, high-resolution CT for interstitial lung disease, low-dose CT lung cancer screening with Lung-RADS, pulmonary nodule follow-up.
Clinical Focus : Pulmonology and screening programs.
Cardiac & Cardiovascular Imaging
Exams Read : Coronary CTA, calcium scoring, cardiac MRI, aortic and peripheral CT angiography.
Clinical Focus : Cardiology and vascular surgery referrals.
Breast Imaging
Exams Read : Screening and diagnostic mammography, 3D mammography (DBT), breast ultrasound and breast MRI, reported with BI-RADS by MQSA-qualified radiologists.
Clinical Focus : Screening programs and breast centers.
Pediatric Radiology
Exams Read : Pediatric CT, MRI, ultrasound and radiographs, read with age-specific protocols and dose awareness.
Clinical Focus : Community hospitals without on-site pediatric radiologists.
Nuclear Medicine & PET/CT
Exams Read : Oncologic PET/CT, bone scans, and thyroid, cardiac and hepatobiliary studies.
Clinical Focus : Cancer staging and treatment response.
Why subspecialty radiology
reads change outcomes
Fewer callbacks and addenda
A neuroradiologist reading a brain MRI, or an MSK radiologist reading a knee, gives referrers a more specific, more actionable report.
Referrers stay with you
Orthopedists, oncologists and neurologists send patients where the reads are strongest. Subspecialty coverage protects your outpatient volume.
Coverage without hiring
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