Associate Professor, Radiology, Boston University School of Medicine

Radiology

Stephan W. Anderson, MD practices Radiology. He went to University of Maryland School of Medicine. University of Maryland School of Medicine is ranked 37 in research and 52 in primary care medicine Stephan Anderson is a published doctor as well. He has 50 publications published. The latest was: CT imaging signs of surgically proven bowel trauma. He is registered with Medicare.

Publications

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• Utility of texture analysis for quantifying hepatic fibrosis on proton density MRI.
• Testosterone Dose-Response Relationships with Cardiovascular Risk Markers in Androgen-Deficient Women: A Randomized, Placebo-Controlled Trial.
• Quantifying liver fibrosis through the application of texture analysis to diffusion weighted imaging.
• Characterizing non-gaussian, high b-value diffusion in liver fibrosis: Stretched exponential and diffusional kurtosis modeling.
• Active Hemorrhage and Vascular Injuries in Splenic Trauma: Utility of the Arterial Phase in Multidetector CT.
• Blunt pancreatic trauma: evaluation with MDCT technology.
• Penetrating Wounds to the Torso: Evaluation with Triple-Contrast Multidetector CT.
• Multiexponential T(2) analyses in a murine model of hepatic fibrosis at 11.7 T MRI.
• Improved T2 mapping accuracy with dual-echo turbo spin echo: effect of phase encoding profile orders.
• Quantifying hepatic fibrosis using a biexponential model of diffusion weighted imaging in ex vivo liver specimens.
• CT imaging of blunt traumatic bowel and mesenteric injuries.
• Multi-Detector Row CT of Acute Non-traumatic Abdominal Pain: Contrast and Protocol Considerations.
• Effect of disease progression on liver apparent diffusion coefficient and T(2) values in a murine model of hepatic fibrosis at 11.7 Tesla MRI.
• Integration of 64-Detector Lower Extremity CT Angiography into Whole-Body Trauma Imaging: Feasibility and Early Experience.
• Quantitative MR Imaging: Physical Principles and Sequence Design in Abdominal Imaging.
• Effect of disease progression on liver apparent diffusion coefficient values in a murine model of NASH at 11.7 Tesla MRI.
• Fluid tagging for CT colonography: effectiveness of a 2-hour iodinated oral preparation after incomplete optical colonoscopy.
• Influence of body habitus and use of oral contrast on reader confidence in patients with suspected acute appendicitis using 64 MDCT.
• Pelvic CT angiography in blunt trauma: imaging findings and protocol considerations. [corrected].
• CT angiography in trauma.
• Pelvic CT angiography: application to blunt trauma using 64MDCT.
• CT of blunt abdominal and pelvic vascular injury.
• Imaging of blunt pancreatic trauma.
• Ileal pouch-anal anastomosis surgery: imaging and intervention for post-operative complications.
• Extremity CT angiography: application to trauma using 64-MDCT.
• Imaging colorectal trauma using 64-MDCT technology.
• Abdominal 64-MDCT for suspected appendicitis: the use of oral and IV contrast material versus IV contrast material only.
• Active extravasation of the abdomen and pelvis in trauma using 64MDCT.
• Use of 64-row multidetector CT angiography in blunt and penetrating trauma of the upper and lower extremities.
• Pancreatic duct evaluation: accuracy of portal venous phase 64 MDCT.
• Detection of vascular injuries in patients with blunt pelvic trauma by using 64-channel multidetector CT.
• Benign hepatic tumors and iatrogenic pseudotumors.
• Upper extremity CT angiography in penetrating trauma: use of 64-section multidetector CT.
• MDCT evaluation of blunt abdominal trauma: clinical significance of free intraperitoneal fluid in males with absence of identifiable injury.
• Anorectal trauma: the use of computed tomography scan in diagnosis.
• Managing an acute adverse event in a radiology department.
• Detection of biliary duct narrowing and choledocholithiasis: accuracy of portal venous phase multidetector CT.
• Blunt trauma: feasibility and clinical utility of pelvic CT angiography performed with 64-detector row CT.
• 64-detector row computed tomography: an improved tool for evaluating the biliary and pancreatic ducts?
• 64 MDCT in multiple trauma patients: imaging manifestations and clinical implications of active extravasation.
• Spontaneous hemoperitoneum: a bloody mess.
• Blunt splenic trauma: delayed-phase CT for differentiation of active hemorrhage from contained vascular injury in patients.
• Blunt abdominal trauma: current imaging techniques and CT findings in patients with solid organ, bowel, and mesenteric injury.
• CT angiography of extremity trauma.
• Sixty-four multi-detector row computed tomography in multitrauma patient imaging: early experience.
• Accuracy of MDCT in the diagnosis of choledocholithiasis.
• Biliary imaging: multimodality approach to imaging of biliary injuries and their complications.
• Strategies for establishing a comprehensive quality and performance improvement program in a radiology department.
• CT imaging signs of surgically proven bowel trauma.

Schools

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• University of Maryland At Baltimore Professional Schools

• University Of Maryland Med

• Boston University Med Center Hospital

Doctors Specialties

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• Diagnostic Radiology
• Radiology

Accepted Insurances

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Education

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• Boston University Medical Center
• University of Maryland
• University of Maryland School of Medicine

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Medicare Facts

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National Provider Identifier [NPI]	1235243122
Last Name Of The Provider	ANDERSON
First Name Of The Provider	STEPHAN
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