High school student gets glimpse of radiology through pulmonary research

May 5, 2008 High school student gets glimpse of radiology through pulmonary research H. A. Abella This just in: The Punahou prep school of Honolulu grooms not only politicians like Barack Obama or entrepreneurs like AOL cofounder Steve Case. It may well be nurturing the future of radiology. Eighteen-year-old Travis Ing, a senior at Punahou, is the lead investigator of a study that identified an expanded role for the D-dimer assay in the diagnosis of pulmonary embolism. He presented the paper at the 2008 American Roentgen Ray Society meeting in Washington, DC.

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