Departmental Focus
As the only broad-based pediatric radiology program committed largely to childhood cancer, Diagnostic Imaging has a fundamental role in improving the quality of patient care and outcomes for children with catastrophic diseases. Our focus on exceptional and specialized imaging via multiple modalities to guide diagnosis and therapy monitoring is balanced with a drive to explore research technologies that enhance diagnostic accuracy through our Vision Lab and Molecular Imaging Core. In addition, our research endeavors span multiple facets of imaging from functional MRI to spectroscopy, metabolic imaging, a growing Interventional Radiology section, as well as preclinical development of new imaging techniques, to name only a few.
As a Center of Quantitative Imaging Excellence (CQIE) designation awarded by the National Cancer Institutes and American College of Radiology Imaging Network, we function in three sections: Body Imaging, Neuroimaging, and Nuclear Medicine.
Contact Us
Department of Diagnostic Imaging
MS 220, Room I3109
St. Jude Children's Research Hospital
262 Danny Thomas Place
Memphis, TN 38105-3678
Email: Cynthia.Clubb@stjude.org
Phone: (901) 595-2512
Preferred contact method: email
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Zachary R. Abramson, MD, DMD
Abramson
Three-dimensional imaging for diagnosis and surgical planning
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Response assessment of immunotherapy and radiation therapy
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Puneet Bagga, PhD
Bagga
Molecular MRI and MR spectroscopic techniques
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Scott N. Hwang, MD, PhD
Hwang
Brain tumors; quantitative imaging; computational modeling; imaging genomics
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Sue C. Kaste, DO
Kaste
Skeletal toxicities in childhood cancer survivors
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Robert A. Kaufman, MD, FACR
Kaufman
Emeritus
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Mary E. (Beth) McCarville, MD
McCarville
Solid tumor imaging and contrast-enhanced sonography
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Cara E. Morin, MD, PhD
Morin
Novel MR body and cardiac imaging techniques
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Zoltán Patay, MD, PhD
Patay
Multimodality tumor tissue characterization by MRI
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Wilburn E. Reddick, PhD
Reddick
White matter injury and neurocognitive functioning
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Noah D. Sabin, MD, JD
Sabin
Tumor suppressor–dependent signaling networks
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Barry L. Shulkin, MD
Shulkin
PET CT imaging and evaluation of pediatric tumors
