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Radiology > Radiology Residency Program > Clinical Rotations

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Clinical Rotations

One of the greatest assets of the department is state-of-the-art equipment. We are at the cutting edge with 2, 64-slice CT's and a dual source CT scanner. MRI includes a 3 Tesla Philips magnet and 3, 1.5 T units. Ultrasound and Flouroscopy equipment has all been purchased in the last 2 years. PET/CT was installed in 2006.

PACS - We are an all digital department, including mammography. MUSC was a development site for AGFA and has been on PACS for nearly 10 years, which is great for reading comparison studies. For digital post-processing we have multiple workstations from Vital Images, Siemens, GE, and TeraRecon. A thin-client server allows on the fly 3D processing from any location.

The resident rotations are divided into 4 week blocks, this may result in mid-month switches but allows for 13 even rotations making scheduling easier. Typically one to two residents are assigned to any particular service. Residents are expected to be at work at 7:30 am, and leave when the work is done generally by 5:00 pm.

More Information on:

grey arrow Body CT Rotation
grey arrow Body MR Rotation
grey arrow Cardiac Rotation
grey arrow Fluoroscopy Rotation
grey arrow Interventional Radiology Rotation
grey arrow Mammography Rotation
grey arrow Neuroradiology Rotation
grey arrow Nuclear Medicine Rotation
grey arrow Pediatrics Rotation
grey arrow Thoracic Imaging Rotation
grey arrow Ultrasound Rotation


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