Professor, Radiology, UCSF School of Medicine
Radiology
Dr. Ronald L. Arenson, MD
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Doctor Ronald L. Arenson, MD practices Radiology. He went to medical school at New York Medical College. Ronald Arenson is a published doctor as well. He has 87 publications published. The latest was: The electronic transformation of radiology: commentary. Ronald Arenson is registered with Medicare and accepts Medicare payments.
Publications
- Digital subtraction MR angiography roadmapping for magnetic steerable catheter tracking.
- Magnetically Assisted Remote-controlled Endovascular Catheter for Interventional MR Imaging: In Vitro Navigation at 1.5 T versus X-ray Fluoroscopy.
- Meaningful Use for Radiology: Current Status and Future Directions.
- Endovascular Catheter for Magnetic Navigation under MR Imaging Guidance: Evaluation of Safety in Vivo at 1.5T.
- Magnetic Catheter Manipulation in the Interventional MR Imaging Environment.
- Steerable catheter microcoils for interventional MRI reducing resistive heating.
- RF Heating of MRI-Assisted Catheter Steering Coils for Interventional MRI.
- CT radiation dose: what can you do right now in your practice?
- Recommendations for additional imaging in radiology reports: radiologists' self-referral or good clinical practice?
- An update survey of academic radiologists' clinical productivity.
- Magnetically-assisted remote control (MARC) steering of endovascular catheters for interventional MRI: a model for deflection and design implications.
- Blueprint for imaging in biomedical research.
- Quality--a radiology imperative: report of the 2006 Intersociety Conference.
- The academic radiologist's clinical productivity: an update.
- The inappropriate use of imaging studies: a report of the 2004 Intersociety Conference.
- infoRAD 2004: why you need informatics education at RSNA 2004.
- National radiology fellowship match program: success or failure?
- Informatics at RSNA 2003: evolution and maturation on all fronts.
- The digital imaging workstation. 1990.
- Avoiding unread images with PACS.
- Time for change: new emphasis on training for radiology research.
- Design and applications of a multimodality image data warehouse framework.
- Magnetically-Assisted Remote Controlled Microcatheter Tip Deflection under Magnetic Resonance Imaging.
- Multimedia demands integrated databases.
- Teaching with computers.
- Prospective analysis of the value of scrotal ultrasound.
- Gray-scale sonographic spectrum of hypernephromas.
- Transvaginal and transabdominal sonography: prospective comparison.
- Twin gestations: monitoring of complications and anomalies with US.
- Leiomyomas in pregnancy: sonographic study.
- Automation of the radiology management function.
- Thyroid imaging: comparison of high-resolution real-time ultrasound and computed tomography.
- Routine fetal genitourinary tract screening.
- All-digital film archive.
- A prospective trial of ionic vs nonionic contrast agents in routine clinical practice: comparison of adverse effects.
- Comprehensive analysis of a Radiology Operations Management computer system.
- Radiology management: the advantages of the dedicated mini-computer.
- Workstation design. Image manipulation, image set handling, and display issues.
- Opportunity ahead.
- Why bother with a computerized scheduling system?
- The electronic transformation of radiology: commentary.
- Digital archive system for radiologic images.
- Multimedia in the radiology environment: current concept.
- Viewing radiology's new images.
- Digital chest imaging: comparison of two film image digitizers with a classification task.
- Clinical experience with PACS at the University of Pennsylvania.
- The impact of PACS on research and education.
- The diagnosis of pulmonary nodules: comparison between standard and inverse digitized images and conventional chest radiographs.
- High-resolution image workstation for intensive care units.
- "Hyperscrutiny" of academic-industrial relationships: potential for unintended consequences--a response.
- A different perspective on the radiologist's involvement in management.
- Merrill C. Sosman Lecture. Surviving managed care.
- Costs and benefits of picture archiving and communication systems.
- Invasive cervical carcinoma: role of MR imaging in pretreatment work-up--cost minimization and diagnostic efficacy analysis.
- Asynchronous transfer mode technology for radiologic image communication.
- PACS databases and enrichment of the folder manager concept.
- A hierarchical storage management (HSM) scheme for cost-effective on-line archival using lossy compression.
- Simulation of disaster recovery of a picture archiving and communications system using off-site hierarchal storage management.
- Comparison of diagnostic studies in the pretreatment evaluation of stage Ib carcinoma of the cervix.
- Effect of a digital imaging network on physician behavior in an intensive care unit.
- Improved financial management of the radiology department with a microcosting system.
- The digital imaging workstation.
- Clinical evaluation of a medical image management system for chest images.
- Design of a medical image management system: a practical cost-effective approach.
- The practice of medicine and radiology in 2020.
- Optimization of a low-cost truly preemptive multitasking PC diagnostic workstation.
- Relevant priors prefetching algorithm performance for a picture archiving and communication system.
- Design and implementation of a picture archiving and communication system: the second time.
- Cost benefits of picture archiving and communications systems.
- Continuing quality improvement procedures for a clinical PACS.
- Computer applications and digital imaging.
- What Digital Imaging and Communication in Medicine (DICOM) could look like in common object request broker (CORBA) and extensible markup language (XML).
- Computers in imaging and health care: now and in the future.
- Software suite for image archiving and retrieval.
- Remote control of catheter tip deflection: an opportunity for interventional MRI.
- Web technology in the integration of a digital teaching file at the diagnostic workstation.
- A paradigm for computer-assisted radiology resident rotation scheduling.
- Measuring the academic radiologist's clinical productivity: applying RVU adjustment factors.
- Measuring the academic radiologist's clinical productivity: survey results for subspecialty sections.
- Prototype medical image management system (MIMS) at the University of Pennsylvania: software design considerations. 1987.
- Creative approach to financing a PACS.
- Training a better radiologist.
- Training for the future of radiology: a report of the 2005 Intersociety Conference.
- The disruptive professional case scenarios.
- Addressing the coming radiology crisis-the Society for Computer Applications in Radiology transforming the radiological interpretation process (TRIP) initiative.
- Patient-directed Internet-based Medical Image Exchange:: Experience from an Initial Multicenter Implementation.
Schools
New York Medical College
Beth Israel Med Center
Massachusetts General Hospital
Doctors Specialties
- Diagnostic Radiology
- Radiology
Accepted Insurances
Education
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Massachusetts General Hospital -
Mount Sinai Beth Israel -
New York Medical College
Hospital
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San Francisco General Hospital and Trauma Center -
UCSF Medical Center
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| National Provider Identifier [NPI] | 1063477750 |
| Last Name Of The Provider | ARENSON |
| First Name Of The Provider | RONALD |
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