For Physicians: Subspecialties - Musculoskeletal Imaging

Musculoskeletal Radiology by TRG

Content to TRG fellowship-trained musculoskeletal radiologists are available 7 days a week for consultation in cutting-edge musculoskeletal imaging State-of the art equipment includes fluoroscopy, multislice CT scanners, as well as 3T and 1.5T MRI scanners. Nuclear medicine examinations and bone densitometry are also available.

Imaging options:

• MRI and CT of the musculoskeletal system
• MRI arthrography (shoulder, elbow, wrist, hip, knee, ankle)
• Pain management procedures, including double diagnostic injections with MR arthrography
• Joint aspirations and injections for diagnostic and therapuetic purposes
• Image guided biopsies of the musculoskeletal system for infection or neoplasm
• Whole body MRI for myeloma or metastatic disease
• Hip prothesis imaging
• Sports hernia imaging
• Muscle/tendon injury, stress fracture, shin splint evaluation
• High resolution imaging of the athlete
• FAI (femoral acetabular impingement) evaluation
• Infection imaging for osteomyelitis and abcess
• Tumor/soft tissue mass imaging/characterization
• Inflammatory arthropathy evaluation

Musculoskeletal radiologists:

Lloyd Heller, MD

Specialty:
Musculoskeletal / Body MRI

Fellowship:
Hahnemann University

Residency:
Medical College of Pennsylvania

Medical Education:
Hahnemann University Hospital

Ben Jacobson, MD

Specialty:
Neuroradiology / Head and Neck

Fellowship:
University of California, Los Angeles

Residency:
University of Arizona, Diagnostic Radiology

Medical Education:
Oregon Health and Sciences University

Steven Zinck, MD

Specialty:
Thoracic Imaging

Fellowship:
Stanford University

Residency:
Oregon Health and Sciences University

Medical Education:
University of California, Davis