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2DEPARTMENT OF MEDICAL IMAGINGJuly 2013Volume 1.2Message from the Chair, by Dr. Diego MartinTable of ContentsChairman’s Message page 1Go Philips, Go! pages 1 - 2Employee Profiles pages 2 - 3Graduating Residents & Fellows page 3Epic Team Status page 4Residents’ GraduationImaging Shining Stars page 5Awards & Graduation page 6Answers to Imaging Word Game page 7Imaging TriviaOther Department News page 8Birthdays, Births, etc.Imaging Grand Rounds Schedule page 9A Note from the Editor-In-ChiefPublications, Presentations & pages 10-24ResearchContact Information page 24Dr. Diego MartinWe had an awesome semester withgreat accomplishments thanks to all ofyour efforts and willingness to work with usdespite our rapid change. As a matter offact, our external reviewers referred to ourdepartment’s rapid change over the last 18months as “vibrant” and noted that we havean “engaged faculty and a commitment tohigh quality clinical service, innovation inresearch, and excellence in education.” Westill have much to be done and I feel we areon the right path to further success.The next few months brings us much more transition as wewelcome new colleagues at all levels and introduce technologicaladvances that will position us with the other medical areas. As were-energize over the summer, I want to emphasize the importanceof your work and input, which has resulted in all our accomplishmentsand advancements thus far. We have been able to recruittop scholars, researchers and others who bring a lot of experience,skills and knowledge to our great team. Thank you very much.Go Philips, Go!by Balazs Lengyel, M.D., Chief of Imaging InformaticsThe Department of Medical Imaging witnessed the successful completionof the PACS project when the Philips IntelliSpace project went live onApril 12th.The benefit of the Philips PACSsystem is that it enables our radiologiststo fully integrate all departmentsand all imaging data into one cohesivesingle system, thereby making“everything that’s image” accessibleat the push of a button. The PhilipsPACS System offers enterprise wide,inter-departmental collaboration likeA screenshot from Philips PACS system. never before. Whether it is radiology,cardiology or ophthalmology, the systemlinks all departments and all divisions within those departments.(Continued on page 2)Another Philips PACS system screenshot..Page 1

Page 2Go Philips, Go! by Balazs Lengyel, M.D. (Continued from page 1)An added capability of the PACS system is that itenables us to reach out to external referring physicians.We can import studies directly into PACS, allowing thepatient’s images to arrive at the physician’s office longbefore the patient gets there.The PACS system gives a timeline for each imageand has the capacity to migrate images from the olderFUJI system; effectively accessing the images withinseconds. This gives us the capability to access virtuallyall images - x-rays, ultrasound, MRI, nuclear and IR imagesfor every patient, even the archived images. Userinitiated migration of images is conducted using an activetimeline query. The user needs to conduct this queryonce and only once since the image becomes residentwithin the Philips PACS system with the very first query.The PACS system installation was completed onsuch a tight schedule and in record-setting time. It was afirst-of-its-kind effort to implement the system within only6 months! This was only possible due to the amazingcontributions of our support team and collaborators.The success of this project was through the hard anddedicated work of a small contingent, which currentlyrepresents our core implementation team. I would liketo say thanks to many amazing and inspirational peoplefor their help: Lori Cavalli, Amy Brewer-Burton, VedranaDjurdjic, Mike Wolfe,Bob Borys, Dr. SanjaySuri, Mike Deeter, AmySchoenherr, KendraPotter, Robert Lovemore,CIO Shirley Gabriel, ourVice-Chariman Dr. BillErly, CMIO Dr. Peter Catinella,our Chairman Dr.Diego Martin and CEODr. Michael Waldrum.Based on a contractwith Philips, we are excitedand looking forward toour mutual collaborationover the next eight years.Dr. Balazs Lengyel, Chief ofImaging InformaticsA New Feature - Employee Profiles! by Mimi VillafaneA new feature that’s been added to the Department of Medical Imaging newsletter is the employee profilesection. Each edition of the newsletter will contain a profile on one or two department employees. This is a way torecognize the members of our team from all the different sections in our department. Thanks goes out to StephenAlden for suggesting this new feature!Bill Quirk - Radiology Technician, Clinical Instructor, Walking Imaging Archive!Quality control. Radiology Technologist. Clinical Instructor. Dark Room Technician. These are some of thetitles and jobs that Bill Quirk has taken on in his 40-year career here at the Department of Medical Imaging. Hiredin 1973 as a Dark Room Technician, Bill developed x-ray films back when the development process involvedmessy chemicals and the end result was part art, part chemistry, part miracle. Quality control soon became anotherone of his jobs and his mission.After receiving his Radiologic Technologist’s license through the Pima Community College (PCC) RadiologicTechnology Program, Bill became the x-ray trouble-shooting expert and the go-to man for processor problems.Next he took on the added responsibility of training and teaching the PCC radiology technologist students in UniversityMedical Center’s (UMC) Radiology Department. Since that time back in 1976, he has trained generations ofradiology technologists at UMC. On average, Bill trains seven to eight PCC radiology students a year. That’s wellover 400 radiology techs in his career!Back when the radiology department only offered x-rays, Bill became the stabilizing force for learning andgrowing in our department with every new imaging service we added - Ultrasound, MRI, Nuclear Medicine, and IR.You could say Bill is a walking imaging archive with all his experience!Passionate about teaching and imaging, Bill’s proud of what he does. “We work with our students and staff toprovide the best image possible and available.” He strives to maintain the quest for excellent imaging. Bill says,“No other radiology department services the diversity of patients that we do.” In imaging everyone from Neonatalpatients, to Organ Transplant patients, to Trauma Level One patients, we excel. (Continued on page 3)

Page 3A New Feature - Employee Profiles (Continued from page 2)Bill has been working closely with the Neonatal ICU Unit since day one, working to make imaging easieron the smallest and most fragile patients we see, the premature babies. He’s also worked hard to createcharts and protocols to make imaging easier and less traumatic for all patients, including abused children.Bill’s compassion shines through in all his interactions with patients, with students and with staff. Bill is aninvaluable resource. He is an imaging shining star!Natalie McMillan -Chief Radiology Tech, Coordinator, Wunderkind!One look at Natalie and you might guess that she’s a student. Don’t let her youthfulappearance fool you. A natural born leader, she is the Chief Radiology Tech in theNuclear Medicine section.Natalie has been with the department for nine years. She came here from SouthDakota after finishing her nuclear medicine degree from Southeast Technical Instituteand started at University Medical Center as a staff technologist. And, just four yearsago, Natalie took over as the Chief Tech.The Nuclear Medicine department interacts and works very closely with every singledepartment in the hospital - Pediatrics, Orthopedics, OB-GYN, Neurology, Cardiology,Natalie McMillanetc. That’s just one of the reasons why Nuclear Medicine relies heavily on their technologistsand, of course, on Natalie. Natalie works well with everyone, in every department.Well known and respected, Natalie handles the clinical side equally well as the research side. “We do alot of clinical trials, more than I ever thought I’d do,” says Natalie. She enjoys the fast-paced, busy aspects ofher job as well as the staff she works with. “We have a great team and support staff,” says Natalie.Her organizational and leadership skill level is equivalent to someone with decades of experience, somuch so that you could almost say she’s a leader-prodigy. Natalie’s natural leadership and ability to handlecomplex research protocols came into play when we began the huge challenge of orchestrating the PET CTProgram at UMI in November 2010. This wouldn’t have been possible without Natalie.Natalie is someone who takes on challenges in-the-blink-of-an-eye and easily shines. She admits thatsometimes it’s challenging to balance the administrative duties with the technical duties, but she still does itwith ease. Natalie scintillates, pure and simple.Congratulations to our Graduating Residents and Fellows!They’re on their way to the following Fellowships and positions:ResidentsMelanie Kuhlman, MD – University of Arizona – Interventional Radiology FellowAndrew Nash, MD – Brigham & Women’s Hospital, Boston, MA – Neuroradiology FellowMohammed Nawas, MD – Mallinckrodt Inst. of Radiology, St. Louis, MO - Neuroradiology FellowRavi Shastri, MD – University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI – Neuroradiology FellowSachin Shroff, MD – University of Arizona – Neuroradiology FellowKaran Sundlass, MD – Medical College of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, WI - Interventional Radiology FellowFellowsSindhu Kumar, MD - Ab. Imag. Fellow (2013-14): UA Dept. of Med. Imaging - 2nd yr Body Imag.FellowStacey Black, MD - Vascular & Interventional - Faculty: UA Dept. of Med. Imaging, effec. 12/1/2013Monique Meyer, MD - Neuroradiology - Faculty: University of Louisville, Dept. of Rad., NeuroradiologyTamim Sultani, MD - Neuroradiology - MSK Fellow (2013-14) at UCLADanielle Carroll, MD - Breast Imaging - Radiologist: Arizona State Radiology, St. Mary’s Hospital, focuson Breast ImagingNeil Kaura, MD- Musculoskeletal - Position w/Lake Havasu Regional Med. Ctr. in Diagnostic Radiology

Page 4Epic Go-Live Delayed until Nov. 1UAHN President and CEO Dr. Michael Waldrum announced on Thursday, June27th, that “After very deliberate and thoughtful evaluation, and considering thoroughinternal and external multi-stakeholder assessments surrounding UAHN’s readinessto launch our new Electronic Health Records system, I have made the decision topush back our planned Epic Go-Live from Sept. 1 to Nov. 1, 2013.” He also statedthat “All of us ‘own’ this project and we must renew our commitments and efforts toensure it is successful. Please take this extra time to assure your area is prepared.”The EPIC Team will work to strengthen the training process during this time.He suggested that you should know what your training requirements are. If youare unsure of your training needs or if you havequestions, please contact your direct supervisor.Please realize that your supervisor has beendirected to limit PTO requests that in any wayjeopardize the success of our Epic Go-Live.CEO Dr. Michael WaldrumResidents’ & Fellows’ Graduation Celebrationby Michele Dalmendray(Left to right, Residents Sachin Shroff and Adam Baer, Dr. CharlesHennemeyer, who won the George Barnes Award, Dr. DorothyGilberson-Dahdal and Dr. Diego Martin)Annually, our department acknowledges the academicachievement of its graduating residents andfellows. Friends, family, faculty and staff were on hand atthe Skyline Country Club on Friday, June 14th to celebratetheir accomplishments.After a delightful buffet of appetizers, delicious maincourses and decadent desserts, the following fourth yearresidents received their Resident Certification from ResidencyProgram Director, Dr. Dorothy Gilbertson-Dahdal:Melanie S. Kuhlman, M.D.; Andrew K. Nash, M.D.;Mohammed T. Nawas, M.D.; Ravi K. Shastri, M.D.;Sachin H. Shroff, M.D. and Karanjot Sundlass, M.D.Each of our graduating residents will move on to subspecialtyfellowships into which they matched with theirfirstchoice of programs. Congratulations to you all!Next in the program was the presentation of Fellowship Certifications.Monique A. Meyer, M.D. and Tamim Sultani, M.D.were awarded their certificates of completion for the NeuroradiologyFellowship by Program Director Dr. Wayne S. Kubal. Dr. LukeScalcione presented the Musculoskeletal Fellowship certificateto Neil V. Kaura, M.D. Stacey R. Black, M.D., Vascular andInterventional fellow, was awarded her certificate of completion byProgram Director Dr. Charles Hennemeyer. Dr. Kim Fitzpatrick,the Program Co-Director, presented the Breast Imaging Fellowshipcertificate of completion to Danielle M. Carroll, M.D. GraduatesHina Arif-Tiwari, M.D.; Samantha Matz, D.O. and SindhuKumar, M.D. received their Body Imaging Fellowship certificatesof completion from Program Director Dr. James Costello. All ofour graduating fellows have acquired job assignments with privateradiology organizations, academic institutions or have attained additionalfellowship positions around the country. (Continued on page 24)(Left to right, Dr. Dorothy Gilberson-Dahdal, Matthew Covingon,who won one of the Resident Teaching Awards, and Dr. DiegoMartin)

Page 5*Imaging Shining Stars*Each edition of the Department of Medical Imagingnewsletter will have a section called “Imaging ShiningStars.” This section recognizes employees who’ve goneabove and beyond the scope of their duties; peoplewho’ve been given a pat on the back from a patient,another department, or generally someone outside ourteam.***************The following report came in from Laurie McMahon,an RN in the Emergency Department:I wanted to share a very positive experience I hadtoday. I had patient in room 46 that was a 1:1, we hada very hard time getting her to sleep and a hard timekeeping her that way. The gentlemen that were at the CTscanner, named Greg and Julio, were without any doubtthe most professional and caring CT peeps I have everdealt with. They helped me out so much by dimming thelights, whispering and using the slide board. They wentabove and beyond and were very helpful to help keep thispatient sleeping, thanks to them. Could you please givethem a pat on the back from us over here?***************Angela Castillo submitted these comments andrecognition:5E: Dennis Schrage jumped in to the PICC teamand prevented a patient from leaving AMA. He alsomade sure a patient on the same floor received theverification read necessary for discharge.Incredible collaboration of the PICC team and IR:The PICC team started Friday down a nurse and 8 patients.Several patients needed discharge PICCs. Carlquickly prioritized needs and requested assistancefrom Interventional Radiology. By noon, there were 12patients. Mike T. was able to come in to help out in theafternoon. With the help of all involved only 2 patientsrolled to the next day. This is incredible!D5: Phinney Ripley and Dulce Quiroga for arrivingso quickly to ensure a STAT x-ray was done forone of our precious patients and you were excellent.You both were friendly, fast and very professional. Yourexcellent care is so appreciated.D3N: Mandy Vigil in the ED made me feel lessscared and really took steps to try and be gentle becauseI was in a lot of pain. I really feel like I receivedEXCELLENT care at UAMC. I would recommend thishospital to anyone. Everyone treated me very professionallyand was wonderful!! Thank you so much.***************A patient called to inform hospital administrationof what a wonderful experience she had at UAMC.She mentioned Carol Suida assisted with her CT.The patient was very scared and nervous for thescan; however, Carol explained everything in detail,answered all her questions, and made her feel verycomfortable and at ease. She stated she was coldand Carol provided her with a blanket.Prior to her CT, she also had an ultrasound andstated the staff was pleasant, courteous and helpful.When she had a biopsy, she stated that Mark Akersand Dr. Khan held her hand and stayed by her sideduring the whole procedure. She was very appreciativeof their time and patience while she underwentthe procedure.***************Desi Spurr, MS CCC-SLP, Speech and LanguagePathologist, submitted this awesome report:I wanted to take a moment to recognize someamazing members of your staff in Radiology.Kimberly Guinter and Danielle Hobbs are trueassets to this hospital, and especially to our SpeechTherapy team. They both work very hard to accommodateour Speech Therapy pt’s, to meet ourschedules and communicate with us throughout theday about orders both new and pending. Their interactionswith patients are always very respectful,professional, and supportive. They are excellent ptadvocates, always vigilant of orders that don’t quiteseem to make sense and page me about theseorders often for clarification. On multiple occasions,this vigilance has prevented an unsafe procedurefrom occurring (i.e., an NPO pt with severe dysphasiahaving an esophagram). They are also welleducated about the equipment in fluoro and helpthe doctors with this so very often. These womendo an excellent job every day they are here. Ihonestly do not know what I would do without them.Just wanted to acknowledge them for the amazingjob they do.***************Kudos goes out to Carl, Mike T., Julio Jimenezand Greg Rosas, Dennis Schrage, PhinneyRipley, Dulce Quiroga, Mandy Vigil, Carol Suida,Mark Akers, Dr. Rihan Khan, Kimberly Guinterand Danielle Hobbs for going above and beyondfor our patients! You ARE Imaging Shining Starsand truly embody the new department motto...We are here for you!

Page 7First Clinical X-ray in AmericaX-Ray event captured by photographer HenryH. Barrett on February 3, 1996, in Dartmouth’sReed Hall. (L to R - Professor EdwinFrost, patient Eddie McCarthy, Gilman Frostand Margaret Mead Frost.)On January 19, 1896, young EddieMcCarthy of Hanover, New Hampshire, fellwhile skating on the Connecticut River andfractured his left wrist. His physician, GilmanD. Frost, contacted his brother, Edwin Frost,a Professor of Astronomy at Dartmouth.On February 3, 1896 Eddie was broughtto the Physics Laboratory in Reed Hall atDartmouth where a battery powered Crookesvacuum tube was used to produce the firstclinical x-ray in America. This “Colles” fractureswas depicted with an exposure time of20 minutes on glass “plates.”For more information, go to the AmericanJournal of Roentgenology. January1995; 164:241-243 or click on this link:http://www.ajronline.org/doi/abs/10.2214/ajr.164.1.7998549Photograph of originalgelatin plate made with20-minute exposure. Ulnarfracture is visible but imagecertainly shows evidence ofsignificant degradation bymotion.Imaging Word Search... Here are the answers to last month’s word search.

Page 8Other Department News and Updates...• Dr. Hina Arif-Tiwari won the 2012 Fresh Face Award at the 27th Annual Advances in Contrast Ultrasound- ICUS Bubble Conference. Sept 20 - 21, 2012 ,Chicago.• Dr. Ray Carmody received the “Distinguished Service Award” from the American Board of Radiology.• Dr. Rihan Khan won the ASHNR “Name That Neoplasm” gameshow contest at the American Society ofHead & Neck Radiology (ASHNR), 46th Annual Meeting, Miami, FL.• Dr. Balazs Lengyel has been promoted to the Chief of Informatics, Informatics Division.• Dr. Kambiz Nael was promoted to Director of Neuroradiology MRI in April.• Dr. Isabel Oliva was appointed Director of Cardiothoracic Imaging, Director of Computed Tomography.• Dr. Russell Witte has been promoted to Associate Professor with Tenure, effective July 1, 2013.• The Radiology CT Department has a new addition - Debbie Beckett has joined our team as of Aprilthis year. She has been a CT/ MRI Technologist with 26 years of experience, with a total of 30 years inthe Radiology field. Debbie has experience in acute care and trauma faculties. She also comes from abackground in Siemens equipment. Debbie is certified in CT, MRI, and Mammography. Debbie originallycame from St. Louis, Missouri. She moved to Tucson Arizona in 2011, where she worked at St. Joseph’sHospital until she joined us at UAHN.• Midge Ochart retired after 35 years of service in the Medical Imaging Department, Nuclear Medicine section.Thank you for your years of dedicated service, Midge!Birthdays, Babies, Etc.Wishing a very Happy June, July and August Birthday to our team members!June:July:August:6/1 Balazs Lengyel6/2 Ryan Avery6/3 Sylvia Gomez6/5 Adam Bauer6/9 Evan Hall6/12 Natarajan Raghunand6/15 Hina Arif Tiwari6/17 Sterling HansenTerry MatsunagaJune Stavem6/19 Divya Pillai6/20 Zhonglin Liu6/22 Elizabeth HagueMir Shayegan Salek6/29 Lars Furenlid6/30 Tzu-Yu Wu7/1 Harrison BarrettMichael Capp7/9 Saveen Ahuja7/14 Danielle CarrollMichael MousaRussell Witte7/16 Hui Leung7/30 Matthew Risi7/31 Sean LewisArash Meshksar***If we’ve missed yourbirthday, please let us knowso we can help you celebrateand get you on our list fornext year!***Congratulations!8/1 Gail Stevenson8/3 Marisa Borders8/4 Margaret GoodmanSusan LeGendre-McGhee8/8 Xiang Fan8/10 Vevek Parikh8/11 Eugene Duke8/15 Tim Hunter8/17 Christy BarberZhitao Li8/18 Frank Morello8/19 Abhishek Pandey8/20 Mary Stuart8/22 Kurtis Tedesco8/25 Karanjot Sundlass8/26 Irwin Freundlich8/30 Alexander Barber*Dr. Rihan Khan and his wife, Mahjabeen, welcomed their baby boy, Dean, on May24th. He was 8 lbs, 3 oz. and 20 inches.*Dr. Stewart Rasmussen and his wife, Emily, welcomed their baby girl, NaomiFaith, on March 24th. She was 6 lbs,13 oz. and 18 1/2 inches.

Page 9Department of Medical ImagingGrand RoundsJune Lecture Topic DIV Faculty/Visiting Prof . Location5 Lung Cancer Screening Chest Isabel Oliva, MD DuVal 260012 NO GRAND ROUNDS19 Imaging of Head and Neck Infections Neuro Wayne Kubal, MD DuVal 260026 Picturing the Future of Cancer Health Research Marty Pagel, PhD DuVal 2600Care with AcidoCEST MRIJuly TBA TBA TBA DuVal 2600August TBA TBA TBA DuVal 2600July and August GRAND ROUNDS Topics & Speakers TBAA Note from the Editor, by Dr. Rihan KhanOur end of the year newsletter edition is very encompassing and focuses on manyexciting accomplishments by both individuals and groups within Medical Imaging. Wehave a detailed list of research projects, publications, presentations, and awards won,in addition to sections spotlighting individuals and highlighting great jobs by shiningstars. We want to keep recognizing accomplishments no matter how large or small, soplease keep forwarding your news, ideas, and recommendations for future issues (seeemail addresses on the last page).This last year was a great one, and let’s continue to work hard together to makethe new academic year even better!RihanDr. Rihan Khan

Page 10Publications, Presentations & ResearchThe following pages (pages 10 - 24) contain the publications, presentations, book chapters,invited lectures, poster and electronic exhibits and research that doctors from the Departmentof Medical Imaging are working on or have completed between July 2012 and June 2013.Publications• Huang C, Graff CG, Clarkson EW, Bilgin A, and Altbach MI. “MR Parameter Mapping from Highly Undersampleddata by REconstruction of Principal COmponent coefficient Maps (REPCOM) using CompressedSensing”, Magn Reson Med 67:1355–1366, 2012.• Altbach MI, Barr T, Singh J, Ainapurapu B, Kc D, Squire S, Galons JP, Huang C, Abidov A. T2 mappingof the heart with high temporal and spatial resolution using a radial double inversion fast spin-echo pulsesequence with view sharing, Journal of Cardiovascular Magnetic Resonance 2012, 14 (Suppl 1): 0112doi:10.1186/1532-429X-14-S1-O112• Huang C, Bilgin A, Barr T, and Altbach MI. “T2 Relaxometry with Indirect Echo Compensation from HighlyUndersampled Data”, Magn Reson Med : DOI: 10.1002/mrm.24540.• Anavy N, Avery R, Desai C and Kuo PH. Wandering Transplant Kidney Presents as a Pitfall in Interpretationof Renal Scintigraphy for Dual Kidney Transplant. Journal of Nuclear Medicine Technology, December 2012;40(4):275-7.• M. K. Kupinski, E. W. Clarkson, H. H. Barrett, Scanning linear estimation: improvements over region of interest(ROI) methods, Physics in Medicine and Biology, 58, 1283-1301, 2013.• E. Clarkson, Asymptotic ideal observers and surrogate figures of merit for signal detection with list-modedata, Journal of the Optical Society of America A, 29, 2204-2216, 2012.• A. K. Jha, M. A. Kupinski, H. H. Barrett, E. Clarkson, J. H. Hartman, Three-dimensional Neumann-series approachto model light transport in nonuniform media, Journal of the Optical Society of America A, 29, 1885-1899, 2012.• A. K. Jha, M. A. Kupinski, T. Masumura, E. Clarkson, A. V. Maslov and H. H. Barrett, Simulating photontransportin unifrom media using the radiative transport equation: a study using the Neumann-series approach,Journal of the Optical Society of America A, 29, 1741-1757, 2012.• C. Huang, C. G. Graff, E. W. Clarkson, A. Bilgin, M. I. Altbach, T2 mapping from highly undersampled databy reconstruction of principal component coefficient maps using compressed sensing, Magnetic Resonancein Medicine, 67, 1355-1366, 2012.• Hunter TB. Nothing new under the Sun. Letter to the Editor. Radiology 2012; 262:370.• Kalb B, Sharma P, Tigges S, Raye G, Kitajima HD, Costello JR, Chen Z, Martin DR. Magnetic ResonanceImaging of Pulmonary Embolism: Diagnostic accuracy of contrast-enhanced 3D MRPA, contrast-enhancedlow flip angle 3D gradient echo and noncontrast steady-state free precession sequences. Radiology 2012;263: 271-278.• Khan R, Krupinski E, Graham JA, Benodin L, Lewis P Assessing First Year Radiology Resident CompetencePre-Call – Development and Implementation of a Computer-based Exam before and after the 12Month Training Requirement Acad Radiol. 2012 Jan 30. [Epub ahead of print]• Khan R, Nael K, Erly W. Acute Stroke Imaging: What Clinicians Need to Know. Am J Med. 2013May;126(5):379-86.• Nguyen N, Ceizyk M, Vinh-Hung V, Sroka T, Jang S, Khan R, Locke A, Albala G, Truong C, Godinez J, VoR, Smith-Raymond L . Feasibility of Tomotherapy to Reduce Cochlea Radiation Dose in Patients with LocallyAdvanced Nasopharyngeal Cancer. Accepted for publication in Tumori. 2012 Nov;98(6):709-14.• Nguyen NP, Vock J, Chi A, Ewell L, Vos P, Mills M, Khan R, Almeida F, Davis R, Betz M, Jang S, GelumbauskasS, Vo RP, Vinh-Hung V Effectiveness of Intensity-Modulated and Image-Guided Radiotherapy toSpare the Mandible From Excessive Radiation. Oral Oncol. 2012 Feb 15. [Epub ahead of print]• Miller C, Khan R, Lemole GM, Jacob A. Osteoblastoma of the Lateral Skull Base: Work-Up, Surgical Management,and a Review of the Literature. Journal of Neurological Surgery Reports. ePublication date: Jun13 2013.• Betts AM, Ritter JL, Kubal WS. Reversible Delayed Posthypoxic Leukoencephalopathy after Drug Overdose:MRI Findings in a Collection of Patients. Emergency Radiology 19:165-173, 2012.• Kubal WS. Updated Imaging of Traumatic Brain Injury. Radiologic Clinics of North America. 50:15-41, 2012• Collins JM, Krishnamoorthy AD, Kubal WS, Johnson MH, Poon CS. Multidetector CT of Temporal BoneFractures. Seminiars in Ultrasound, CT, and MRI. 33:418-431, 2012.(Continued on page 11)

Page 11Publications, Presentations & Research (Continued from page 10)Publications (Continued)• Kuhlman M, Meyer M, Krupinski E. Direct Reporting of Results to Patients: the Future of Radiology. AcademicRadiology 2012;19:646-650• Kuo PH, Avery R, Krupinski E, Lei H, Bauer A, Sherman S, McMillan N, Seibyl J, Zubal G: Receiver-Operator-CharacteristicAnalysis of an Automated Program for Analyzing Striatal Uptake of 123I-Ioflupane SPECTimages: Calibration Using Visual Reads. Journal of Nuclear Medicine Technology; 2013; 41:1-6.• Martin DR, Costello J, Kalb B, Sauer C, Goldschmid S. Magnetic Resonance Enterography in Crohn’s Disease:A Perspective on Methodology, Interpretation, and Utility. Imaging in Medicine 2012; 4(3): 329-342.• Martin DR. Impact of Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) on Computed Tomography (CT)-based treatmentplanning and acute toxicity for prostate cancer patients treated with Intensity –Modulated radiotherapy(IMRT). Practical Radiation Oncology. PRACTICALRADONC-D-12-00005R2.• Nael K, Meshksar A, Liebeskind D.S, Wang D.J, Ellingson B.S, Salamon N, Villablanca JP. Peri-ProceduralArterial Spin Labeling and Dynamic Susceptibility contrast Perfusion in Detection of Cerebral Blood Flow inPatients with Acute Ischemic Syndrome. Stroke. 2013 Mar;44(3):664-70.• Nael K, Meshksar A, Liebeskind DS, Coull BM, Krupinski EA, Villablanca PJ. Quantitative Analysis of Hypoperfusionin Acute Stroke: Arterial Spin Labeling vs. Dynamic Susceptibility Contrast. Stroke. 2013 June;Publication status: Accepted for publication.• Oliva I, Knox K. Medical image of the week: CREST plus ILD. Southwest J Pulm Crit Care. 2013;6(6):275-6• Kuzmik GA, Detterbeck FC, Decker RH, Boffa DJ, Wang Z, Oliva IB, Kim AW. “Pulmonary resections followingprior definitive chemoradiation therapy are associated with acceptable survival”. Eur J Cardiothorac Surg.2013 Apr 4. [Epub ahead of print]• Oliva IB, Davarpanah AH, Rybicki FJ, Desjardins B, Flamm SD, Francois CJ, Gerhard-Herman MD, KalvaSP, Ashraf Mansour M, Mohler ER 3rd, Schenker MP, Weiss C, Dill KE. “ACR appropriateness criteria(®)imaging of mesenteric ischemia”. Abdom Imaging. 2013 Jan 9. [Epub ahead of print]• Puchalski JT, Argento AC, Murphy, TE, Araujo KL, Oliva, IB, Rubinowitz AN, Pisani MA. “Etiologies of bilateralpleural effusions”. Respir Med. 2013 Feb;107(2):284-91.• Geetinder Goyal, Isabel OIiva, Pramod Bonde, Clemente Britto, Wassim Fares. “An unusual case of chestpain and dyspnea on exertion”. Case Reports in Clinical Medicine. Vol.2, No.2, 108-110 (2013).• Maxfield MW, Schuster KM, McGillicuddy EA, Young CJ, Ghita M, Bokhari SA, Oliva, IB, Brink JA, Davis KA.“Impact of adaptative statistical iterative reconstruction on radiation dose in evaluation of trauma patients”. JTrauma Acute Care Surg. 2012 Dec; 73(6):1404-9• Demehri S, Rybicki FJ, Desjardins B, Fan CM, Flamm SD, Francois CJ, Gerhard-Herman MD, Kalva SP, KimHS, Mansour MA, Mohler ER 3rd, Oliva IB, Schenker MP, Weiss C, Dill KE. ACR Appropriateness Criteria ®blunt chest trauma – suspected aortic injury. Emerg Radiol. 2012 Aug;19(4):287-92.• Lawrence DA, Oliva IB, Israel GM. “Detection of hepatic steatosis on contrast-enhanced Ct images: diagnosticaccuracy of identification of areas of presumed focal fatty sparing”. AJR Am J Roentgenol. 2012Jul;199(1):44-7• Tanpitukpongse TP, Klein MA, Scalcione LR, Katz DS. Large uterine fibroids with deep venous thrombosis,pulmonary embolus, and caval compression. ACR Case in point. July 1, 2013.• Scalcione LR, Pathria MN, Chung C. The Athlete’s Hand: Ligament and Tendon Injury. Semin MusculoskeletRadiol. 2012; 16:338-350.• Lazzara B, Scalcione LR, Garnet DJ, Geller M, Katz DS. Radiology-Pathology Conference:Primary Perinephricand Extraosseous Ewing Sarcoma. Clin Imaging. 2012; 36:77-79.• Monu JU, Muyinda Z, Taljanovic M. ISS outreach sub-Saharan Africa insight: Uganda 2011. Skeletal Radiol.2012 Nov;41(11):1347-8. Epub 2012 Aug 17. No abstract available.• Monu JU, Kopakopa D, Taljanovic M. ISS outreach Sub-Saharan Africa: Zambia 2011. Skeletal Radiol. 2012Dec;41(12):1493-4. doi: 10.1007/s00256-012-1495-1. Epub 2012 Aug 15. No abstract available.• Nissim L, Krupinski E, Hunter T, Taljanovic M. Exposure to, understanding of, and interest in interventionalradiology in american medical students. Acad Radiol. 2013 Apr;20(4):493-9. doi: 10.1016/j.acra.2012.09.026.• Kraus VB, Feng S, Wang S, White S, Ainslie M, Le Graverand MP, Brett A, Eckstein F, Hunter DJ, Lane NE,Taljanovic MS, Schnitzer T, Charles HC. Subchondral bone trabecular integrity predicts and changes concurrentlywith radiographic and MRI determined knee osteoarthritis progression. Arthritis Rheum. 2013 Apr 10.doi: 10.1002/art.37970. [Epub ahead of print](Continued on page 12)

Page 12Publications, Presentations & Research (Continued from page 11)Publications (Continued)• Totenhagen J, Lope-Piedrafita S, Thome K, Borbon I, Erickson RP and Trouard TP. In Vivo Assessment ofMyelination in Niemann-Pick Type C Mice across the lifespan via Quantitative T2 mapping and Diffusion TensorImaging. Journal of Magnetic Resonance Imaging. 2012.• Russell G, Harkins KD, Secomb TW, Galons JP and Trouard TP. () A Finite Difference Method for Large ScaleSimulations of Water Diffusion in Tissue. Physics in Medicine and Biology. 2012; 57: N35-N46.• Maue RA, Burgess RW, Wang B, Wooley CM, Seburn KL, Vanier MT, Rogers MA, Chang CC, Chang T-Y, HarrisBT, Graber DJ, Penatti CAA, Porter DM, Szwergold BS, Henderson LP, Totenhagen JW, Trouard TP, BorbonIA and Erickson RP. A novel mouse model of Niemann Pick type C Disease carrying a D1005G-Npc1 mutationcomparable to commonly observed human mutations. Human Molecular Genetics. 2012; 21:730-750.• Borbon IA, Totenhagen J, Fiorenza MT, Canterini S, Ke W, Trouard TP and Erickson RP. Niemann-Pick C1 mice,a model of “juvenile Alzheimer’s disease”, with normal gene expression in neurons and fibrillary astrocytes showlong term survival and delayed neurodegeneration. J. Alzheimer’s Disease. 2012; 30:875-887.• Culp WC, Woods SD, Skinner RD, Brown AT, Lowery JD, Johnson JL, Unger EC, MD; Borrelli MJ, Roberson PK.Dodecafluoropentane Emulsion Decreases Infarct Volume in a Rabbit Ischemic Stroke Model. Journal of VascularInterventional Radiology 2012;23:116-121.• Roos Sebastiaan T, Slikkerveer Jeroen, Unger Evan C, Porter Tom, Kamp Otto, Microbubble enhanced sonothrombolysisin patients: a literature review of clinical studies. submitted to Heart.• Unger E, Porter T, Lindner J, Grayburn P. Cardiovascular Drug Delivery with Ultrasound. Submitted to AdvancedDrug Delivery Review. June 2013.• Unger E, Porter T, Lindner J, Grayburn P. Cardiovascular Drug Delivery with Ultrasound. Advanced Drug DeliveryReview. June 2013.Invited Lectures/Oral Presentations• Barr T, Huang C, Bilgin A, Abidov A, and Altbach MI. Indirect Echo Corrected Fast T2 mapping of the Heart fromHighly Undersampled Radial FSE Data Using the CURLIE Reconstruction, Annual Meeting of the InternationalSociety for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine, Salt Lake City, Utah, April 2013.• Huang C, Pandey A, Barr T, Bilgin and Altbach MI. An Indirect Echo Compensated Reconstruction Algorithm forT2 Mapping of The Liver from Highly Undersampled Radial FSE Data, Annual Meeting of the International Societyfor Magnetic Resonance in Medicine, Salt Lake City, Utah, April 2013.• Berman BP, Li Z, Altbach MI, Galons JP, Martin DR, Dong B, Sharma P, Kalb BT, and Bilgin A. How to stack thestars: a variable center-dense k-space trajectory for 3D MRI, submitted to the Annual Meeting of the InternationalSociety for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine, Salt Lake City, Utah, April 2013.• Li Z, Berman BP, Altbach MI, Galons JP, Martin DR, Dong B, Sharma P, Raghunand N, and Bilgin. A Highly Accelerated3D Dynamic Imaging with Variable Density Golden Angle Stack-of-Stars Sampling, Annual Meeting ofthe International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine, Salt Lake City, Utah, April 2013.• Pandey A, Bilgin A, Cumar S, Kalb B, Martin DR, and Altbach MI. Automated segmentation of liver , parenchymaand blood vessel with in-vivo radial Gradient and Spin-Echo (GRASE) datasets for characterization of diffuseliver disease, Annual Meeting of the International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine, Salt Lake City,Utah, April 2013.• Keerthivasan MB, Galons JP, Sharma P, Martin DR, Bilgin A, and Altbach MI. A Variable Bandwidth Radial Gradientand Spin-Echo (VB-radGRASE) Method for Improved T2 and Fat-Water Parameter Estimation, Annual Meetingof the International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine, Salt Lake City, Utah, April 2013.• Arif-Tiwari H. Magnetic Resonance Imaging of Infiltrative Hepatocellular Carcinoma – Characterization of ImagingFeatures and Tumor Conslpicuity. Abstract presentation at the American Roentgen Ray Society Annual Meeting,Washington D.C., April 2013.• Arif-Tiwari H. Virtual MR Biopsy of Inflammatory Bowel Disease. Oral presentation at Society of Abdominal RadiologyMeeting, Maui, HI, February 2013.• Arif-Tiwari H. Utility of Singe Shot T2W Images & Dynamic Contrast Enhanced MRI in Differentiating AtypicalAdrenal Adenomas and Malignant Adrenal Neoplasms. Oral presentation at the Radiological Society of NorthAmerica, Chicago, IL, November 2012.• Arif-Tiwari H. Defecography Phase in Dynamic Pelvic Floor MRI: Is there An Added Advantage? Oral presentationat the Radiological Society of North America, Chicago, IL, November 2012.(Continued on page 13)

Page 13Publications, Presentations & Research (Continued from page 12)Invited Lectures/Oral Presentations (Continued)• Arif-Tiwari H. Spectrum of Magnetic Resonance Imaging Features of Autoimmune Pancreatitis: A Pictorial essay.Oral presentation t the Radiological Society of North America, Chicago, IL, November 2012.• Pierchecci C, Avery R, Kaplan S, Poston R. Evidence of pulmonary hypertension on postoperative CT scan predicts30-day unplanned readmission following robot-assisted coronary artery bypass graft surgery. Oral presentationat the American Roentgen Ray Society Annual Meeting, Washington D.C., April 2013.• Kalb B. American College of Radiology, Body MRI course (Level II): Course faculty.• Kalb B. State of the Art Multidisciplinary Treatment of Gastrointestinal Cancers: Winship Cancer Institute, EmoryUniversity School of Medicine.• Kalb B. American College of Radiology, Body MRI course (Level II): Course faculty.• Khan R. Neurogenic Spread of Tumor. Presentation at the Western Neuroradiological Society (WNSR) 44th AnnualMeeting, Sedona, AZ, October 2012.• Khan R. Perineural Tumor Spread in the Head & Neck: The Essentials. Keynote talk at the Neuroradiology ScientificSession at the American Roentgen Ray Society (ARRS) 2013 Annual Meeting, Washington, D.C., April 2013.• Krupinski EA. (2012). Current research base. Institute of Medicine Workshop on The Role of Telehealth in anEvolving Health Care Environment, Aug 8-9, Washington, DC.• Krupinski EA. (2012). Appreciating the role of visual perception & human factors in whole slide imaging evaluation.Pathology Informatics 2012 Histopathological Image Analysis (HIMA) Workshop, Oct 9-12, Chicago, IL.• Krupinski EA, Berbaum KS, Caldwell R, Schartz K, Madsen M. (2012). Impact of radiologists’ fatigue on visualsearch during the detection of bone Fractures. Radiological Society of North America 98th Scientific Assembly, Nov25 – Nov 30, Chicago, IL.• Schnall MD, Votaw JR, Krupinski EA, Knopp MV. (2012). Supporting radiology research: imaging cores, facultydevelopment, and finances. Radiological Society of North America 98th Scientific Assembly, Nov 25 – Nov 30,Chicago, IL.• Avanki A, Espig K, Marchessoux C, Krupinski EA, Bakic PR, Kimpe T, Maidment A. (2013). Integration of spatiotemporalcontrast sensitivity with a multislice channelized Hotelling observer. SPIE Medical Imaging Conference,Feb 9-14, Orlando, FL.• Barta D, Wibberly K, Krupinski EA. (2013). Telehealth Resource Centers – What can we do for you? National RuralHealth Association’s 36th Annual Rural Health Conference, May 7-10, Louisville, KY.• Hur S, Bauer A, Krupinski E, McMillan N, Kuo P. (2013). Optimizing the VQ scan for image quality and radiationexposure. Society of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging, Jun 8-12, Vancouver, BC, Canada.• Krupinski EA. (2013). How do you make sure WSI are safe to use? Molecular Med Tri-Con Digital Pathology Conference,February 11-15, San Francisco, CA.• Krupinski EA. (2013). Potential method for relieving fatigue in radiologists. SPIE Medical Imaging Conference, Feb9-14, Orlando, FL.• Krupinski EA. (2013). Do long radiology work days impact diagnostic accuracy? Dept Medical Imaging GrandRounds University of AZ, 27 March, Tucson, AZ.• Krupinski EA. (2013). The role of color in telemedicine applications. International Color Consortium Summit onColor in Medical Imaging. May 8-9, Silver Spring, MD.• Krupinski EA, Turvey C, Budhrani S, Davis TM. (2013). ATA Practice Guidelines shaping service delivery. AmericanTelemedicine Association Annual Meeting, May 5-7, Austin, TX.• Kuo P, Lei H, Avery R, Sherman S, Bauer A, Krupinski EA, Seibyl J, Zubal G. (2013). Evaluation of an objectivestriatal analysis program for determining laterality in uptake of DaTscan SPECT images: comparison to clinicalsymptoms and to visual reads. 2013 American Roentgen Ray Society Meeting, Apr 14-19, Washington, DC.• Taljanovic MS, Holden DA, Krupinski EA, Sheppard JE. (2013). High-resolution ultrasonography of the dorsal andpalmar extrinsic wrist ligaments in correlation with 3T magnetic resonance imaging in 40 normal volunteers and 10cadaveric specimens with surgical correlation. Society of Skeletal Radiology Annual Meeting, March 17 – 20, SanAntonio, TX.• Kubal WS. Stroke Imaging for the Emergency Radiologist. RSNA, November 2012. Based on his high score(4.79/5.00, Dr. Kubal has been invited to reprise his presentation at RSNA 2013.• Kubal WS. Gave three invited presentations, National Diagnostic Imaging Symposium, Orlando, Florida. Dr. Kubalwas also invited to speak at the National Diagnostic Imaging Symposium in 2013.• Kubal WS. MRI in the Evaluation of Cervical Spine Trauma. Annual Meeting of American Roentgen Ray Society(ARRS), April 14-19, 2013, Washington D.C.(Continued on page 14)

Page 14Publications, Presentations & Research (Continued from page 13)Invited Lectures/Oral Presentations (Continued)• Kuo PH, Nauman RW, Symanowski J, Nguyen B, Harb W and Edelman MJ: “99mTc-etarfolatide (EC20) SPECTimaging for the identification of ovarian and non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) patients who are most likely tobenefit from folate-receptor targeted agent vintafolide (EC145), ” Plenary session talk and scientific poster at theAACR-SNMMI State-of-the-Art Molecular Imaging in Cancer Biology and Therapy Joint Conference, San Diego,CA (February 2013).• Kuo PH, Avery R, Lei H, Sherman S, Krupinski E, Bauer A, Seibyl J, Zubal G: “Evaluation of an Objective StriatalAnalysis program for determining laterality in uptake of DaTscan SPECT images: Comparison to clinical symptomsand to visual reads,” Oral presentation at the American Roentgen Ray Society Annual Meeting, Washington D.C.,(April 2013).• Ho A, Avery R, Krupinski E and Kuo PH: “Importance of Sampling Nodes with Lower Radioactive Counts in SelectiveSentinel Lymph Node Dissection for Melanoma and the Role of Lymphoscintigraphy,” Oral presentation at theAmerican Roentgen Ray Society Annual Meeting, Washington D.C., (April 2013).• Cheeney G, Guerrero M and Kuo PH: “The Advantages of SPECT in Parathyroid Adenoma Detection and OperatingRoom Cost Reduction,” Scientific exhibit at the American Roentgen Ray Society Annual Meeting, WashingtonD.C., (April 2013)• Kuo PH. Instructor for the American College of Radiology PET/CT Course (Reston, VA) in March 2013.• Kuo PH. Course Instructor for Molecular Neuroimaging at the Annual Meeting of the American Roentgen RaySociety in April 2013.• Kuo PH. Member of expert panel for white paper on “Efficient and Effective Diagnosis of Parkinson’s Disease:Guidance for Managed Care” (Miami, FL) in January 2013.• Woodhead G, Avery R and Kuo PH: “Extraosseous Findings and Mechanism of Uptake in Sodium Fluoride NaF-18 PET/CT,” Education exhibit at the American Roentgen Ray Society Annual Meeting, Washington D.C., (April2013).• Martin D. Keynote Speaker, International Society of Magnetic Resnonance In Imaging – Functional Renal Imaging,2012.• Martin D. ACR Annual Body MRI Review Course, 2012.• Martin D. Body MRI Case-Review Practicum, American College of Radiology Learning Center, Reston, VA. 2012.• Martin D. New Techniques and Applications: Liver and HCC, Pancreas, Enterography. 29th Annual MRI 2012National Symposium. Las Vegas, Nevada, 2012.• Martin D. Magnetic Resonance Enterography. International Society of Magnetic Resonance Technologist. Melbourne,Australia, 2012.• Meshksar A, Khan R, Carmody R, Nael K. The Role of Echo-planar Fluid-Attenuated Inversion Recovery (EPI-FLAIR) in Acute Stroke Setting: A Feasibility Study. 44th annual WNRS meeting, Sedona, AZ, Oct 18-20, 2012 andASNR 51st Annual Meeting, San Diego, CA. May 22, 2013, Paper # O-394.• Javan R, Durham NC, Choudhri AF, Meshksar A, Petrella JR. The Fourth Dimension in Diffusion Tensor FiberTractography: Color 3D Printing. Poster Presentations at the RSNA 2012, Nov; Chicago, IL.• Meshksar A, Villablanca PJ, Pirastehfar M, Ellingson B, Salamon N, Nael K. Addition of a Low-Dose ContrastEnhanced MRA at 3.0T in the Assessment of Acute Stroke: A More Efficient and Accurate Stroke Protocol. Oralpresentation at the RSNA 2012, Nov; Chicago, IL.• Nael K, Meshksar A, Khan R, Salamon N. Pseudo-Continuous Arterial Spin Labeling Perfusion in Acute IschemicSyndrome: A Feasibility Study. ASNR 51st Annual Meeting, San Diego, CA. May 22, 2013, Paper # O-390.• Carmody R, Khan R, Shastri R, Nael K. CT and MR Imaging Findings in Orbital Lymphoma. ASNR 51st AnnualMeeting, San Diego, CA. May 20, 2013. Education Exhibit #: 55.• Nael K, Meshksar A, Ellingson B, Villablanca JP, Salamon N. Quantitative Evaluation of Mismatch in RecanalizedAcute Stroke Patients: Comparison Between Arterial Spin Labeling and Dynamic Susceptibility Contrast Perfusion.21ST annual ISMRM meeting, Salt lake City, Utah, Apr 22 2013 page: ?.• Nael K, Meshksar A, Liebeskind DS, Ellingson B, Salamon N, Villablanca JP. Comparison of Arterial Spin Labelingand Dynamic Susceptibility Contrast Perfusion for Quantitative Evaluation of Mismatch in Successfully RecanalizedAcute Stroke Patients. International Stroke Conference (ISC), Honolulu, Hawaii, Feb 6-8, 2013.• Nael K, Meshksar A, Salamon N, Ellingson B, Villablanca JP. Peri-Procedural ASL and DSC Perfusion in Detectionof Cerebral Blood Flow in Patients with Acute Ischemic Syndrome. International Stroke Conference (ISC), Honolulu,Hawaii, Feb 6-8, 2013.(Continued on page 15)

Page 15Publications, Presentations & Research (Continued from page 14)Invited Lectures/Oral Presentations (Continued)• Nael K, Meshksar A Linetsky M, Pirastehfar M, Salamon N, Villablanca JP. Addition of a Low-dose ContrastEnhanced MRA at 3.0T in the Assessment of Acute Stroke: A More Efficient and Accurate Stroke Protocol. RSNA98th Scientific Assembly and Annual Meeting, Chicago, November 26, 2012.• Nael K, Meshksar A, Ellingson B, Salamon N, Villablanca JP. Reducing the Contrast Dose for Dynamic SusceptibilityContrast Perfusion at 3.0 Tesla for Stroke Evaluation: A Feasibility and Comparative Analysis. RSNA 98thScientific Assembly and Annual Meeting, Chicago, November 27, 2012.• Scalcione LR. Wrist and Hand: Occult fractures, osteonecrosis, and tendon injuries. Invited speaker, ACR MRIcourse, San Francisco, CA, June 21, 2013.• Taljanovic MS. Normal Anatomy of the Extrinsic Capsular Wrist Ligaments by 3T MRI and High-ResolutionUltrasonography”, presented at the 19th Annual Congress of the European Society of MusculoskeletalRadiology(Refresher Course on the Hand and Wrist), Innsbruck, Austria June 28-30, 2012, Moderated Session6- Tendons- Muscles.• Taljanovic MS. “Ultrasound of the Foot and Ankle- Rheumatologic Applications”, presented at the 39th Annualmeeting of The International Skeletal Society (ISS), 9/11/2012, Rome, Italy• Taljanovic MS. “Fingers: So Small, What Could Go Wrong?”, presented at the 39th Annual meeting of TheInternational Skeletal Society (ISS), Musculoskeletal Imaging Course: Basic Principles and Advanced Concepts,Sports Medicine Imaging, Musculoskeletal diseases and Tumours, 9/12-15/2012, Rome, Italy• Taljanovic MS. “Rheumatological Applications: Foot and Ankle Ultrasound”, presented in the Ankle and Foot UltrasoundWorkshop, 2/15/2013, 2nd Joint Meeting of the Asian Musculoskeletal Society (AMS) and The ArabianGulf Society of Skeletal Radiology (AGSSR), Doha, Qatar.• Taljanovic MS. “Imaging and Treatment of Peroneal Tendon Injuries”, presented in the Refresher Course, at the2nd Joint Meeting of the Asian Musculoskeletal Society (AMS) and The Arabian Gulf Society of Skeletal Radiology(AGSSR), 2/16-2/17/2013, Doha, Qatar.• Taljanovic MS. “Imaging of Benign Bone Tumors” presented to participants of the International Skeletal SocietyRegional Outreach Program during the 7th PACORI (Pan African Congress of Radiology and Imaging) meeting,Kigali, Rwanda, April 24-26, 2013, also moderated 2hrs session on 4/24/2013.• Taljanovic MS. “US Imaging of the Wrist and Hand”, presented to participants of the International Skeletal SocietyRegional Outreach Program during the 7th PACORI (Pan African Congress of Radiology and Imaging) meeting,Kigali, Rwanda, April 24-26, 2013.• Taljanovic MS. “US Imaging of the Shoulder”, presented to participants of the International Skeletal SocietyRegional Outreach Program during the 7th PACORI (Pan African Congress of Radiology and Imaging) meeting,Kigali, Rwanda, April 24-26, 2013.• Taljanovic MS. “US Imaging of the Ankle and Foot”, presented to participants of the International Skeletal SocietyRegional Outreach Program during the 7th PACORI (Pan African Congress of Radiology and Imaging) meeting,Kigali, Rwanda, April 24-26, 2013.• Taljanovic MS. “Extremity Fractures- Imaging and Management”, presented to participants of the InternationalSkeletal Society Regional Outreach Program during the 7th PACORI (Pan African Congress of Radiology andImaging) meeting, Kigali, Rwanda, April 24-26, 2013.• Taljanovic MS. “Glenoid Labrum and Shoulder Instability”, presented in the Department of Radiology, Universityof Rochester, Rochester, NY, May 10th, 2013.• Taljanovic MS. “Imaging and Management of Carpal Fractures and Fracture Dislocations”, presented at RochesterRoentgen Ray Society monthly dinner meeting, May 9th, 2013.• Taljanovic MS. “MRI and Ultrasound of the Wrist Ligaments”, presented in the Department of Radiology, Universityof Rochester, Rochester, NY, May 10th, 2013.• Taljanovic MS. “MR Arthrography of the Knee”, presented at the 20th Annual Congress of the European Societyof Musculoskeletal Radiology (Refresher Course on Sports Injuries), Marbella, Spain, June13-15, 2013.• Taljanovic MS. “Labral Tear and Shoulder Instability”, presented at ACR MRI course “MRI from Head to Toe”,San Francisco, CA, June 20-22 2013.• Taljanovic MS. “Wrist and Hand Ligaments: Normal Anatomy and Injuries”, presented at ACR MRI course “MRIfrom Head to Toe”, San Francisco, CA, June 20-22 2013.• Taljanovic MS. “Tendons of the Ankle and Foot”, presented at ACR MRI course “MRI from Head to Toe”, SanFrancisco, CA, June 20-22 2013.(Continued on page 16)

Publications, Presentations & Research (Continued from page 15)Invited Lectures/Oral Presentations (Continued)• Yoshimaru E, Cardenas-Rodriguez J, Pagel M, Erickson RP and Trouard TP (2012). In Vivo 1H/19F UTE Imagingof Lung Disease, Proceedings of the International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine annual ScientificMeeting, Melbourne, Australia, 2012.• Valdez M, Yoshimaru E, Ingram P, Totenhagen J, Forbes A, Moore S, Helquist P, Matsunaga T, Witte R, FurenlidL, Liu Z, Erickson R and Trouard TP (2012) Trans-Blood-Brain Barrier Drug Delivery via Ultrasound and Microbubblesfor Neurodegenerative Diseaseses, Proceedings of the International Society for Magnetic Resonance inMedicine annual Scientific Meeting, Melbourne, Australia.• Plange K, Burke SN, Thome A, Engle JR, Trouard TP Gothard KM Barnes. CA (2012) Grey matter volume in theorbital prefrontal cortex correlates with reinforcer devaluation but not reversal learning performance in bonnet macaques.Annual Meeting for the Society for Neuroscience, Washington DC.• Fitzugh MC, Totenhagen JW, Toshimaru ES, Richards A, Hoang LT, Allen AN, Turk M, Krate J, Biwer LA, Hale TM,Chen K, Moeller JR, Mitchell KD, Huentelman MJ, Barnes CA Trouard TP and Alexander GE. (2012) Regionalbrain network of MRI gray matter with gradual induction of hypertension in the Cyp1a1-Ren2 transgenic rat. AnnualMeeting for the Society for Neuroscience, Washington D.C.• Yoshimaru E, Cardenas-Rodriguez J, Pagel M, Erickson RP and Trouard TP. (2012) In Vivo 1H/19F UTE Imagingof Lung Disease, Arizona Alzheimer’s Consortium Annual Scientific Meeting, Glendale AZ.• Unger EC, Marinelli E, El Mehdi D, Williams S, Touroo J, Kaplan H, Johnson JLH, E-selectin Targeted Nanocompositesfor Imaging Uveitis. The 27th Annual Advances in Contrast Ultrasound September 21st, 2012, Chicago,Illinois.• Unger E. Invited lecture at the 16th annual meeting of the American Society of Gene and Cell Therapy, entitled“Gene Delivery with Ultrasound and Microbubbles,” in Salt Lake City, Utah, May 18, 2013.Poster & Electronic Exhibits/Case Reports• Arif-Tiwari H. Spectrum of Magnetic Resonance Imaging Features of Autoimmune Pacreatitis: A Pictorial Essaypresented at the Radiological Society of North America Annual Meeting, November 2012.• Arif-Tiwari, H. Autoimmune Pancreatitis. Electronic poster at Society of Abdominal Radiology Meeting, Maui, HI,February 2013.• Arif-Tiwari H. Adrenal Adenoma. Exhibit at International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine Meeting,Salt Lake City, UT, April 2013.• Chundru, S. Novel MR Fine Texture Spectroscopy Technique Enabling Visualization of Fine Structures: Fibrosisdetection in chronic Liver Disease. Exhibit at the International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine, 2012.• Fisher JG, Kalb B, Dhere T, Martin DR, Galloway DR, Srinivasan J. Magnetic Resonance Imaging AccuratelyDifferentiates Bowel Fibrosis from Acute Inflammation and Identifies Extraluminal Complications (with or withoutGIcontrast) in Patients with Inflammatory Bowel Disease. American College of Surgeons’ 98th Annual ClinicalCongress. Chicago; October 2012.• Bauer A, Khan R. Normal Cerebral Myelination: Birth and Beyond. Educational Exhibit presented at the RadiologicalSociety of North America Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL, November 2012. Won RSNA Cum Laude Award.• Bauer A, Khan R. Revisiting Neurovascular MR Angiography (MRA): Techniques, Clinical Applications, andPitfalls. Educational Exhibit presented at the Radiological Society of North America Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL,November 2012. Won RSNA Certificate of Merit Award.• Lamb T, Shroff SH, Shastri R, Nawas MT, Khan R. Holes in the Skull: What Should I Worry About? EducationalExhibit presented at Radiological Society of North America, 98th Scientific Assembly and Scientific Meeting, Chicago,IL, November 2012.• Shastri R, Nawas MT, Shroff SH, Lamb T, Rihan Khan. Clinical Implementation of 3D Volumetric MRI for StereotacticSurgical Planning. Educational Poster Presentation at the Radiological Society of North America, 98th ScientificAssembly and Scientific Meeting, Chicago, IL, November 2012.• Carmody R, Shastri R, Khan R, Nael K, Bauer A. “CT and MRI of Orbital Lymphoproliferative Disorders” exhibitat the ASNR 51st Annual Meeting, San Diego, CA, May 2013. Meyer M, Shastri R, Khan R. Clinical CorrelationsBetween Imaging Findings in Spinal Hemorrhage and Clinical Outcomes in Trauma Patients. American Society ofNeuroradiology, 51st Annual Meeting, San Diego, CA, May 2013.(Continued on page 17)

Page 17Publications, Presentations & Research (Continued from page 16)Poster & Electronic Exhibits/Case Reports (Continued)• Meyer M, Shastri R, Shroff S, Khan R. An Illustrative Review of Cavernous Angiomas and Their Variants. AmericanSociety of Neuroradiology, 51st Annual Meeting, San Diego, CA, May 2013.• Kubal WS. Collaborated with radiologists from Yale and the University of Chicago on exhibit. Head and Neck Cancer:Pitfalls in Image Interpretation and How to Avoid Them. Annual Meeting of American Roentgen Ray Society(ARRS), April 14-19, 2013, Washington D.C.• Kuo PH, Avery R, Sherman S, McMillan N, Seibyl J, Zubal G. ROC analysis of an automated program for analyzingstriatal uptake of DaTscan SPECT images: Comparison to visual reads. Society of Nuclear Medicine AnnualMeeting, Miami, FL, June 2012.• Nawas M, Kuo P, Kubal WS. Decreased Cerebellar Activity on FDG-PET/CT Secondary to Diffuse IdiopathicCerebellar Calcification. Clinical Nuclear Medicine (in press).• Alan Goldstein, Isabel Oliva, Hedieh Honarpisheh, Ami Rubinowitz. “A tour of the Thymus: Thymic Lesions withRadiologic, Pathologic, and Clinical Correlation.” Education Exhibit, ARRS 113th Annual Meeting, April 14-19,2013. Washington, DC.• Mohammad M Samim, Amir Davarpanahfakhr, Isabel Oliva. “The Role of Cardiac MR in the Evaluation of Tetralogyof Fallot Status Postsurgical Repair: Imaging Appearance of Postsurgical Anatomy and Common Complications”.Education Exhibit, RSNA 98th Scientific Assembly and Annual Meeting, November 25-30, 2012. Chicago,IL.• Mohammad M Samim, Amir Davarpanahfakhr, Isabel Oliva. “MR Imaging of Congenital Heart Disease StatusPost-Repair: Understanding the New Anatomy and Common Complications”. Education Exhibit, RSNA 98th ScientificAssembly and Annual Meeting, November 25-30, 2012. Chicago, IL.• Gimber LH, Scalcione LR, Rowan A, Hardy JC, Taljanovic MS. Diagnosis and management of acute knee dislocations.ARRS 2013.• Scalcione LR, Gimber LH, Ho AM, Johnston S, Sheppard JE, Taljanovic MS. Spectrum of carpal fractures/dislocations:imaging and management. ARRS 2013.• Scalcione LR, Gimber LH, Latt DL, Chilvers M, Taljanovic MS. Hallux valgus:spectrum of imaging, surgical procedures,and complications. SSR 2013. Received award of excellence.• Garnet DJ, Scalcione LR, Jlayer Z, Ortiz O, Haas J, Brooks M, Katz D. Radiation-induced changes in bone: pictorialand literature review. RSNA 2012.• Scalcione LR, Flug J, Katz DS, Chen KC, Dwek JR, Chung C. Osteochondritis dissecans: varied appearancesand misleading mimickers. RSNA 2012, AUR 2012, ARRS 2012.• Lee R, Flug JA, Giordano M, Cohen S, Scalcione LR, Irwin GAL, Katz DS, Rackson M, Mindelzun RE. Gone ButNot Completely Forgotten: A Pictorial Review of ‘Antiquated’ Radiology Procedures. RSNA 2012, ARRS 2013(received a certificate of merit).• Garnet DJ, Scalcione LR, Barkan A, Katz DS. Enterolith Ileus: Liberated Large Jejunal Diverticulum EnterolithCausing Small Bowel Obstruction in the Setting of Jejunal Diverticulitis. ASER 2012 Case of the day.• Taljanovic MS, Karantanas A, Griffith JF, Desilva GL, Rieke JD, Sheppard JE. “Imaging and Treatment of ScaphoidFractures and their Complications”, presented at the 19th Annual Congress of the European Society of MusculoskeletalRadiology (Refresher Course on the Hand and Wrist), Innsbruck, Austria, June 28-30, 2012.• Walsh J, Avery R. Semantic Dementia diagnosed by FDG-PET/CT. ACR Case in Point.Book Chapters• Arif H, Kalb B, Semelka R, Martin DR. Imaging the Kidneys. In: NFK’s Primer on Kidney Diseases, 6th ed.• Costello J, Saindane A, Kalb B, Martin D. MRA (Brain, Neck, Chest, Abdomen, and Pelvis), in Review of CardiothoracicSurgery, 1st edition (2012).• Carmody RF. Craniocerebral Trauma: Part I: Fracture and Hemorrhage. In: Imaging of the Brain and Spine. NaidichTP, Castillo M, Cha SM. Raybaud C, Smirniotopoulis J. (Eds). (2012)• Carmody RF. Craniocerebral Trauma: Part II: Vascular Injury and Parenchymal Changes. In: Imaging of theBrain and Spine. Naidich TP, Castillo M, Cha SM. Raybaud C, Smirniotopoulis J. (Eds). (2012)• Khan R. Neuroimaging.Book chapter in Oxford American Handbook of Radiology. 2013• Khan R. Radiology Essentials. Book chapter in Oxford American Handbook of Radiology. 2013.(Continued on page 18)

Publications, Presentations & Research (Continued from page 17)Research ActivitiesDr. Borders said they are currently evaluating BI-RADS Category 3 findings and follow-up rates of patients. Amedical student or resident could certainly help with retrospective data collection for this project if interested in breastimaging.Dr. Buadu has three research projects in progress where she is the Principal Investigator:1. Cost-Benefit Analysis of lung nodule follow up on Computed Tomography; Principal Investigator;2. Evaluation of Liver surface Nodularity with the High Frequency Transducer; Systematic Review of the literature;Principal Investigator3. Renal transplant ultrasound complications-Principal InvestigatorDr. Carmody has several ongoing Alzheimer research projects with Geoff Ahearn. He also started a new projectwith Elizabeth Krupinski last July, to study the effect of the iPad on the practice of neurosurgery.Dr. Carmody also began a Phase III Trial: Safety and Efficacy Evaluation of Dotarem in Magnetic Resonance Imagingin Patients with Central Nervous System Lesions (SENTIO Study). Phase III Trial. Competitive enrollment grant,paying approximately $7000/enrollee. Carmody R (PI), Khan R, Kubal W, Smith G (Sub Is), May 2010.Dr. Devis is working on a phase III research project with oncology.Dr. Erly is researching force vectors in mixed martial arts knock-out punches. He also has interest in mappingvascular grooves in the cervical spine.Kim Fitzpatrick has four ongoing research studies. She is the Principal Investigator for the first one and Co-Investigatorfor the last three:BI-RADS 3 Study, Principal Investigator- Evaluating current ACR recommendations for follow-up of BI-RADS 3 lesions, as well asreasons for or against compliance with follow-up, 2011-presentI-SPY2 Clinical Trial, Co-Investigator- Interpreting breast MRIs for monitoring of tumor volume and performing serial breastbiopsies for monitoring tumor histology profile in the setting of a novel neoadjuvantchemotherapy regimen, 2009-presentBreast Density and Chemoprevention Study, Co-Investigator- MRI evaluation of breast tissue changes in women with mammographically dense breastsreceiving breast cancer chemoprevention therapy, 2009-presentLetrozole Study, Co-Investigator- Identifying women who meet criteria for appropriate referral to the study, which isevaluating the efficacy of Letrozole therapy for prevention of breast cancer in high-riskwomen, 2010-presentDr. Gilbertson has several ongoing projects:“Is the Greulich and Pyle Bone Age Atlas Accurate for the Diverse Pediatric Population of Today? A RetrospectiveReview” D Gilbertson-Dahdal, A Peterson, M Taljanovic. IRB Approved Oct, 2010.“Comparison of Ultrasound and Computer Tomography in the Evaluation of Pediatric Acute Appendicitis” D Gilbertson-Dahdal, A Bauer. IRB approved April 2011.“Evaluation of Central Venous Catheter-Related Thrombosis in Pediatric Patients with Traumatic Brain Injury” KTyppo, R Friese, D Gilbertson-Dahdal, B Hall, A Theodorou. IRB in progress.(Continued on page 19)

Page 19Publications, Presentations & Research (Continued from page 18)Research Activities (Continued)Dr. GilbertsonCo-Investigator, 5% salary support:Title: “Gene-by-Gene Interactions and Lung Fluid Balance in Patients with Heart Failure”Source: National Institutes of Health (R01) $2,230,000 (PI : Eric Snyder)Dr. Hunter is developing a website to display the wide range of medical devices and foreign bodies found oneveryday imaging studies. This website will be the electronic outgrowth and update on the textbook Radiologic Guide toMedical Devices and Foreign Bodies by Hunter and Bragg and the series of RadioGraphics articles on medical devicesand foreign bodies by Hunter and Taljanovic.Dr. Khan has two ongoing studies:Visualase, Inc. Protocol Number: VIS-10-001“Pilot Study to Evaluate MR-guided Laser Ablation of Epileptic Foci.”Role: Rihan Khan, M.D. Sub-I, study Neuroradiologist. PI: David Labiner, M.D.2011- Janssen Alzheimer Immunotherapy. Protocol # AAB-001-SC-ALZ-2003:“A Phase 2, Randomized, Double-Blind, Placebo-Controlled, Parallel Group, Multi-Center, Biomarker, Safety, and PharmacokineticStudy of Bapineuzumab (AAB-001) Administered Subcutaneously at Monthly Intervals in Subjects with Mildto Moderate Alzheimer’s Disease”Role: Rihan Khan, M.D. Sub-I, one of two local study Neuroradiologists. PI: Geoffrey Ahean, M.D.Dr. Elizabeth Krupinski:• Eyestrain in Radiologists. NIH/NIBIB. Elizabeth Krupinski, PhD PI.• New Methods for Analysis of Eye-Tracking Data for Medical Image Perception Research. NIH/NIBIB. Elizabeth Krupinski,PhD PI of sub-award from University of Pittsburgh• Satisfaction of Search in Diagnostic Radiology. NIH/NIBIB. Elizabeth Krupinski, PhD PI of sub-award from Universityof Iowa• Southwest Regional Telehealth Resource Center. HRSA. Elizabeth Krupinski, PhD PI.• MIPS XV Conference. NIH. Elizabeth Krupinski, PhD PI. Human Observer Study Design for Quantitative CT Image-Quality Assessment. GE Corp. Elizabeth Krupinski, PhD PI.• Understanding Visual Search Patterns of Dermatologists Assessing Pigmented Lesions. University of Arizona CancerCenter Skin Cancer Institute. Elizabeth Krupinski, PhD PI.• Compromised Diagnostic Radiology Interpretation from Observer Fatigue. NIH/NIBIB. Elizabeth Krupinski, PhD PI.Dr. Kuo is the Principal Investigator for two University of Arizona studies (the first two listed below) and the Subinvestigatorfor three more studies (numbers four through six):1. Principal investigator for University of Arizona for “Multicenter, open-label study to evaluate the safety and efficacy(by blinded reading) of contrast-enhanced magnetic resonance angiography (MRA) after a single intravenousinjection of 0.1 mmol/kg gadobutrol in subjects with known or suspected vascular disease of the supra-aortic vessels”(GEMSAV). 2011- present.2. Principal investigator for University of Arizona for “Efficacy and safety of 1.0 molar gadobutrol (Gadovist) forbreast MRI” (GEMMA).3. Sub-investigator for “Diagnostic and prognostic value of the stress-induced right ventricular uptake on Lexiscanstress MPI in patients with known and suspected CAD.” Investigator initiated grant from Astellas. (A. Abidov PI)4. Sub-investigator for S1001 “A Phase II Trial of PET-Directed Therapy for Limited Stage Diffuse Large B-Cell Lymphoma(DLBCL).” (D. Persky PI)5. Sub-investigator for “Investigation of Serial Studies to Predict Your Therapeutic Response with Imaging And mo-Lecular Analysis 2” (I-SPY 2).6. Sub-investigator for “Prospective Multi-center Imaging Study for the Evaluation of Chest Pain” (PROMISE).7. Most recently, Adam Bernstein, a recent UA graduate with a bachelor of science degree in physiology and biomedicalengineering with a minor in mathematics, worked with Dr. Kuo. The goal of Adam’s project with Dr. Kuo isto demonstrate that significant reductions in radiation dose for bone PET (positron emission tomography) scans areachievable with minimal detriment to image quality. (Continued on page 20)

Page 20Publications, Presentations & Research (Continued from page 19)Research Activities (Continued)Dr. Martin has several research grants:Grant Title: The Early Collaborative Clinical Studies in PKD: The Consortium for Radiologic Imaging Studies ofPKD ((CRISP) Extended Cohort Institute)Funding Agency: NIH/NIDDK U01 DK62408Role: Co-Investigator (0.60 calendar months) (PI: Arlene Chapman)Dates: August 2002 – January 2014otal Costs: $768,048Grant Title: Core A Imaging Core - Emory Molecular and Translational Imaging Research CenterFunding Agency: NIH P 50 CA 128301-01A1Role: Co-investigator (0.60 calendar months) (PI: Carolyn Meltzer)Dates: September 2008 – 2013Total Costs: $967,742Grant Title: Virtual MRI Biopsy of Diffuse Liver Disease (Bayer Pharmaceuticals)Role: Principal Investigator (0.12 calendar months)Dates: 11/4/09 – 11/3/13Total Costs: $23,077Grant Title: Emory-Bracco Educational MRI Fellowship FundRole: Principal InvestigatorDates: July 2007-2012Total Costs: $325,000Dr. Nael has several projects and grants:IRB: Principal Investigator for:Multimodal MR imaging in evaluation of patients with acute stroke and TIA (UOA IRB #2012-464-01)Multimodal MR imaging in evaluation of patients with mild traumatic brain Injury (UOA IRB #2012-820-01)Grant proposal: Multi-modality MRI in Patients with TIA: A Paradigm for Assessment of Outcome and Risk of FutureStroke. Application will be submitted for National Institute of Health (NIH), Stroke Section. Role: PIGrant proposal: “Neural correlates of recovery from aphasia after acute stroke”. Application has been submitted toNIH. Role: Co-PI (PI: Stephen Wilson, PhD).Grant Proposal: “Detection and Quantification of Mild TBI using Biomarkers Derived from MR Phase”. NIH CareerDevelopment Award (K). Role: Co-MentorDr. Stern is currently working with Ravi and Veronica on a retrospective PE analysis study.Dr. Taljanovic is working with Medical Students and Residents on many of her projects (currently working withtwo Radiology residents, two Orthopaedic residents, a Medical Student and a Rheumatology fellow).Co-investigator in “Ultrasound elasticity imaging for the diagnosis of human PTTD” (PI- Daniel Latt MD- Faculty seedgrant- $75,000):- Arizona Department of Health and Human Services Public Health Services. University of ArizonaBIO5 Institute Pilot GrantDr. Trouard has these grants:Agency: NIH-NIAGrant #: R03Title: 3D UTE Imaging in Alzheimer’s MiceRole, % effort: Principal Investigator, 5%Dates: 07/01/2010 – 06/30/2012DC, current project year: $50,000DC, total project period: $100,000IC rate: 51.5% (Continued on Page 21)

Publications, Presentations & Research (Continued from page 20)Research Activities (Continued)Page 21Dr. Trouard - grants:Agency: NIHGrant #: SBIRTitle: Whole-brain fluorescence and brightfield imaging at single-cell levelRole, % effort: Co-PI 5%Dates: 012/01/2009 – 11/30/2014DC, total project period: $3,652,829IC rate: 51.5%Dr. Unger has research work on several fronts:Member NIH Gene and Drug Delivery Study Section 2008 to 2012Member NCI Site Visit, University of Chicago Comprehensive Cancer Center, Cancer Center Review, September2012.Member of the study section for the National Cancer Institute to review UCLA’s Cancer Center Support Grant,May 21, 2013.Member NCI Nanotechnology Platforms in Cancer Study Section, July 11th-12th 2013Grants:Program Co-Leader, Arizona Cancer Center Imaging Program, NCI P50, January 2010 to present provides about10% of salary support from NCI.PI of subcontract, NIH 1 R01 EB009050-01, Ultrasound and Targeted Microbubbles to Treat Myocardial Infarction,PI Xie, $201,600 in funding to my lab in sub-contract 2008 to 2013. His lab makes non-targeted bubbles andbubbles targeted to GPIIBIIIA and to fibrin for the project.Projects:Clinical translation of a new oxygen therapeutic with broad ranging medical applications. Filed pre-IND for dodecafluoropentane(DDFPe), met with FDA on April 4th, 2012. Received guidance and now proposing plan to FDA tocomplete additional pre-clinical studies to enable entry into clinical trials for DDFPe as oxygen therapeutic. Conductingpreclinical studies in stroke, radiation sensitization of hypoxic tumors and as fluid for organ preservation intransplantation. A number of publications related to this project are presently in progress.Development of new contrast agents for ultrasound and combination imaging and therapy. Novel new nanoparticletechnology targeted to inflammation. We have synthesized peptides targeted to E-selectin and incorporatedthese into novel nanoparticles. These nanomaterials are active in murine and human cells lines. Nanoparticles notonly bind to inflamed endothelial cells but also are accumulated intracellularly by target cells. Applications includeultrasound and fluorescence imaging and gene and drug delivery.Dr. Witte is working on a DARPA Project “Defense Award Helps University of Arizona Advance Detection ofBombs and Breast Cancer”, http://www.engr.arizona.edu/news/story.php?id=593(PI Hao Xin [ECE], co-PI Russell Witte [Medical Imaging], Raytheon Missile Systems, and NIST)Patents:US Patent (Application no. 61/687,788). System and Method for Image Processing with Highly UndersampledImaging. Altbach MI, Bilgin A, Huang C, Patent application filed on February 2, 2013.UA-13-073. Variable Density Stack-of-Stars Sampling for 3D CS MRI, Bilgin A, Altbach MI, Galons, JP, Martin D,Berman BP, Li Z. US provisional patent filed on January 14, 2013.US Provisional Patent (Application No. 61/656,442). Fluid for Suspended Animation. Unger E, Patent applicationfiled on June 6, 2012.U.S. Patent 8427906, Acoustic Sensor Utilizing the Acoustoelectric Effect, Witte RS, Olafsson R, Huang S, HallTL, O’Donnell M, Patent issued April 2013. (Continued on page 22)

Page 22Publications, Presentations & Research (Continued from page 21)Society Leadership PositionsMaria Altbach:Charter Member of the Medical Imaging (MEDI) NIH Study Section from July 2012Special Emphasis Review Panel Member for NIBIB (March 2013)M. Paul Capp: Despite being semiretired, Dr. Capp still serves on one or two committees of the ARRS and RSNAand still helps examine for the ABR.Bill Erly: Program committee for Western Neuroradiological Society.Bobby Kalb: RSNA Education Exhibits CommitteeRihan Khan: American Society of Neuroradiology (ASNR), Education Exhibits CommitteeWestern Neuroradiological Society (WNRS), Membership CommitteeAmerican Society of Neuroradiology (ASNR), Abstract Reviewer for Annual MeetingWestern Neuroradiological Society (WNSR), Gabriel H. Wilson Award CommitteeModerator for Scientific Session (Oral presentations) at 2012 WNSR Annual Meeting, Sedona, AZAmerican Roentgen Ray Society (ARRS), Scientific Program SubcommitteeWayne Kubal:Vice President of the American Society of Emergency RadiologyScientific Program Committee of the American Society of Emergency RadiologyNominating Committee of the American Society of Emergency RadiologyAmerican Society of Neuroradiology (ASNR) Fellowship Directors CommitteeAmerican College of Radiology (ACR) Committee on Emergency RadiologyRSNA 2013 Education Exhibit Subcommittee, reviewer of exhibit abstracts at 2013 RSNA meetingDiego Martin:RSNA Research and Education Foundation Corporate Giving SubcommitteeDirector, American College of Radiology, Annual Body MRI Review CourseAuthor and Director, American College of Radiology, Level II Practical Body MRI Case Review Course and CredentialingChair, American College of Radiology, Continued Professional Improvement (CPI) Continued Medical Education(CME) on Body MRIRobert Stern:Member, Editorial Board of the American Journal of MedicineSpecialty Editor, Imaging – AJMMihra Taljanovic:Pan African Congress of Radiology and Imaging (PACORI)- scientific advisorEditorial Board of Skeletal Radiology journalTed Trouard:Appointed Assistant Director of BIO5 Institute (2012)Reviewers/Advisory Board Members:Dr. AltbachJournal of Magnetic Resonance ImagingMagnetic Resonance in MedicineIEEE Transactions in Medical Imaging(Continued on page 23)

Page 23Publications, Presentations & Research (Continued from page 22)Reviewers/Advisory Board Members: (Continued)Dr. KalbReviewer for RadiographicsJournal of Computer Assisted TomographyJournal of Magnetic Resonance ImagingJournal of the PancreasInternational Journal of Cardiovascular ImagingEuropean RadiologyDr. KhanAcademic Radiology, ReviewerInternational Geriatric Radiotherapy Group, Scientific AdvisorAmerican Journal of Neuroradiology, ReviewerOxford University Press Radiology Advisory BoardOxford University Press, ReviewerDr. KuoReviewer for American Journal of Roentgenology, Reviewer for European RadiologyDr. KubalReviewer for the Journal RadioGraphicsReviewer for Emergency RadiologyReviewer for NeuroradiologyDr. MartinAmerican Journal of RadiologyJournal of Magnetic Resonance ImagingMagnetic Resonance in MedicineRadioGraphicsDr. NaelReviewer for Investigative Radiology, American Journal of Roentgenology, Journal of Magnetic Resonance Imaging,Magnetic Resonance in Medicine, European RadiologyIsabel Oliva:RadiographicsJournal of Thoracic ImagingTerry OvittState ACR Councilor, Member ACR Communications CommitteeEuropean Journal of RadiologyEuropean RadiologyAmerican Journal of Kidney DiseaseHepatologyActa RadiologicaEditorial Board Journal of Magnetic Resonance Imaging, Associate Editor for Book Reviews (Continued on page 24)Dr. UngerConsultant to the Editor, RadiologyIndustry - Chairman, Board of Directors, NuvOx Pharma, LLC, Tucson, AZ.Scientific Advisory Board - Focused Ultrasound Surgery Foundation, 2007-present.Resident Committee Memberships:Monique Meyer - RSNA Resident and Fellow Committee (last meeting 6/6/12)Monique Meyer - ABR Initial Certification Advisory Group (last meeting 5/30/12)(Continued on page 24)

Page 24Publications, Presentations & Research (Continued from page 23)Resident Committee Memberships: (Continued)Melanie Kuhlman and Greg Horsley - University of Arizona College of Medicine ACGME Committee(last meeting 6/15/12)Ravi Shastri - University of Arizona Medial Center Quality CommitteeResidents’ & Fellows’ Graduation Celebration(Continued from page 4)Dr. Gilbertson and Department Chair Dr. Diego Martin presented multiple awards during the evening as well.During the course of an academic year, July through June, medicalstudents vote on the resident they feel provided the bestinstruction during their rotation in our department. This year therewas a three way tie between Drs. Matthew Covington, EugeneDuke and Amy Janicek. Each of these residents was presentedthe Resident Teaching Award. Medical students also vote on thebest teacher among our Attendings. Dr. Veronica Arteaga wonthat honor, The Saguaro Award, for the third consecutive year.We wish to extend a hearty THANK YOU to all who spend time inthe reading rooms and presenting lectures to our MD candidatesevery week.The Outstanding Exam Award was designated this year toDr. Michael Davis for achieving the highest score on the residentexam.The Roentgen Resident/Fellow Research Award is presentedby the RSNA to a program nominated resident or fellow. Thisaward seeks to recognize and encourage outstanding residents andfellows in radiologic research as evidenced by presentations of scientificpapers at regional or national meetings, publication of scientificpapers in peer-reviewed journals, receipt of a research grant or(Left to right, Dr. Dorothy Gilberson-Dahdal, Neuro FellowMonique Meyer, winner of the Roentgen Resident/Fellow Research Award, and Dr. Diego Martin)contributions to the success of a research program within the department and other research activities. Our 2013-14recipient of the this prestigious award was Neuroradiology fellow Dr. Monique A. Meyer. Look for her achievementto be acknowledged nationally in upcoming RSNA publications.Each year, our resident house staff chooses a faculty member who stands out as the one who most contributesto resident education. Originally this award was called the Outstanding Teacher in Radiology. Over a period of twentyyears, Dr. George Barnes was a tireless member of the academic staff in the Department of Radiology who had apassion for teaching. He wore a bow-tie every day and instilled his love of radiology to residents and fellows. He wonthe Outstanding Teacher award so many times that it was subsequently named in his honor. This year the GeorgeBarnes Award was presented by fourth year residents Dr. Sachin Shroff and Dr. Adam Bauer to Vascular/IR SectionChief Charles Hennemeyer, M.D.CONGRATULATIONS to all our graduates and award winners. We wish you continued success wherever yourcareer may take you.KUDOS also goes out to Norma Leon and Dr. Dorothy Gilbertson-Dahdal for coordinating this special event!Newsletter Editorial StaffRihan Khan, MD Mimi Villafañe Michele DalmendrayEditor-in-Chief Associate Editor Associate Editorrkhan@radiology.arizona.edu rmv@radiology.arizona.edu kmd@radiology.arizona.edu