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Subspecialty and Expertise in Radiology: Interventional Radiology
General Diagnostic Radiology
Abdominal Imaging
Nuclear Medicine

Radiology Residency and Fellowship: Stanford, M.D.
Stanford, Residency in Diagnostic Radioogy

Undergraduate, Medical School, and Graduate School (Degrees, Major, and Institution): Stanford, B.S.

Clinical, academic, research, or business interests within radiology: Informatics
Nuclear Medicine/PET-CT/PET-MR

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At 10:40am on March 8, 2010, saeed rad said…: Dear Dr Chan,
Thanks a lot for your comment on the Saint's triad. I read the whole story in Wikipedia, it was amazing, but i don't know why i am always thinking that there is Calcium which is weakened the strengh of the collagenous tissues to produce this triad. Anyhow my short absence from the radRounds was due to some technical difficulty which is over by the leading advice of the radRounds team and i am happy again to be there. Thanks again.

At 9:37pm on March 8, 2009, Richard M. Chesbrough said…: Hi Steve:
Let me know if you are interested in RADAR.
I am interested in finding sites to test our new software.
Rick Chesbrough
rmc7596@aol.com
(248) 514-9742

At 10:35am on December 16, 2008, DRB2Pixels said…: Dr. Chan, Your opinion on this interface? Thanks, David

At 7:29am on August 13, 2008, karthikeyan D said…: hello steven,
i am trying to interpret the bulls eye plots generated using cta data set for LV functional analysis. can you guide me through . ( people tell it is similar to what is seen in a spect or pet study)