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Pediatric Radiology
UT Medical Group, Inc.'s Division of Pediatric Radiology in the Department of Pediatrics is comprised of physicians on the faculty of the University of Tennessee Health Science Center in Memphis who offer both clinical and consultation services and are certified by the American Board of Radiology in Pediatric Radiology.
Pediatric radiology is a subspecialty of diagnostic radiology that encompasses imaging procedures for the diagnosis of diseases of infants and children, such as plain film radiography, contrast studies, ultrasonography, nuclear radiology, computerized tomography, digital radiography, angiography, interventional techniques and magnetic resonance imaging.
A board-certified pediatric radiologist is one who has demonstrated knowledge, problem-solving, and application of those skills to a degree worthy of the public’s and the profession’s trust.
Whether your child is in need of specialized diagnosis and care for a medical condition, or simply needs an annual physical exam, UT Medical Group has doctors to meet your needs. Patient care is our first concern.
Often, illnesses affect many areas of the body and may require evaluation and treatment by several types of doctors. Our doctors can easily call on their colleagues in other specialties for consultation. Locations throughout the Memphis area make quality health care convenient to you and your family.
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 Patient care is our first concern. Often, illnesses affect many areas of the body and may require evaluation and treatment by several types of doctors. Our doctors can easily call on their colleagues in other specialties for consultation. Locations throughout the Memphis area make quality health care convenient to you and your family.
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