Clinical radiologists, medical physicists, a variety of ever-changing research assistants and research fellows focusing on radiology research @UCLH and @UCL

London, England
Joined December 2017
Not just one Paper by Margaret Hall-Craggs, @tjp_bray, Thomas Parry & Sue Mallett, but 2!! A simple, clinically usable whole-body MRI system of joint assessment in adolescents and young people with juvenile idiopathic arthritis academic.oup.com/rheumatolog… Congrats to all involved.
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Congratulations to #NCITA colleagues Sam Keaveney, @ProfMessiou @MyMKaiser @Prof_DM_Koh and team on their recent paper reporting good quality WB-MRI scans in #myeloma patients in the NCITA Exemplar 3 MUK9 #imaging sub-study! @royalmarsden @ICR_London bit.ly/3QJFX9P
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Centre for Medical Imaging retweeted
Come work with me on #NIHR, #NIH & #MichaelJFox funded studies developing new ways to image the gut with MRI and US in collaboration with @MotilentNews! 💩🧠🧲 Perfect opportunity if you're interested in medical imaging or gut health and considering a PhD...
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Replying to @crageshri
#uclgrad @profstuartaylor stupid hat but I will take it for working with Stuart Taylor! @CMI_UCL
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Replying to @anu_obaro
Great to share the graduation with you and the great Saurabh singh. @CMI_UCL well represented
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A big THANK YOU to our consensus meeting Chair @JanvanderMeule6 and to everyone who participated in our #NCITA #Consensus Group meeting discussions both in person and virtually to build consensus on accelerating #PET #radiotracer and #MRI biomarkers into clinical practice!
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"So ultimately the question isn't whether we should use MRE or Ultrasound. It's when we should use them [in the management of Crohn's Disease]" -- @profstuartaylor ( @CMI_UCL ) #radiology #gastroenterology #GITwitter #crohnsdisease #IBD #DigitalHealth
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Centre for Medical Imaging retweeted
Great to see this in print! This is an elegant way to 'disentangle' tissue inflammation from damage with MRI and could be a sensitive, specific and widely-applicable alternative to STIR. Easy to implement on any modern scanner. Let us know if you'd like to try it!
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