Radiology Department

About Department


    • Diagnosis of endemic diseases affecting the liver, gastrointestinal & urinary tract using different imaging modalities (X-ray, Fluoroscopy, Ultrasonography, computed tomography, and magnetic resonance imaging).
    • Treatment of liver diseases using less invasive interventional techniques (Hepatic angiography, chemoembolization of hepatic tumors – percutaneous trans hepatic drainage – trans jugular intrahepatic portosystemic shunt).
    • Helping diagnose and treat some renal & gastrointestinal diseases by angiography.

     

Mission


Continuous research for new imaging modalities helping in the proper diagnosis and treatment of those diseases and their complications.

Vision


To serve as a strong backbone for TBRI as an excellence center for research and diagnosis of endemic diseases in the region.

Structure


Laboratory Structure and Facilities

  • ·       3 X – Ray machines. One equipped with fluoroscopy
  • ·       Computed tomography unit
  • ·       Ultrasound unit
  • ·       Intervention radiology unit
  • ·       Two reporting rooms
  • ·       Computed radiography unit


Techniques


    X – Ray

    • ·       Plain X – Ray
    • ·       Imaging techniques using oral & intravenous contrast media for gastrointestinal diseases
    • ·       Imaging techniques using intravenous contrast media for urinary tract diseases
    • ·       Fluoroscopic techniques for assessment of motility disorders

    Ultrasonography unit

    • ·       Imaging of the gastrointestinal, hepatic and urinary tract disorders using abdominal and  endo-luminal probes
    • ·       Ultrasound guided biopsies
    • ·       Ultrasound guided aspirations
    • ·       Doppler assessment of the vascular structures

    Computed Tomography Unit

    • ·       CT examinations on different body organs and tissues
    • ·        Triphasic assessment of the hepatic focal lesion
    • ·       CT portography
    • ·       CT volumetry for living donor liver transplantation
    • ·       Detection of urinary tract stones using dedicated CT protocols
    • ·       CT urography for assessment of pelvic- ureteric systems
    • ·       Multiphasic study for renal masses
    • ·       CT virtual colonoscopy
    • ·       CT virtual cystoscopy
    • ·       CT virtual gastroscopy
    • ·       CT guided biopsy
    • ·       CT angiography

    Intervention unit

    • ·       Transarterial chemoembolization of hepation focal lesions
    • ·       Splenic embolization
    • ·       Percutanous transhepatic drainage of bile

Services


  • The diagnosis and treatment of endemic diseases and their complications, especially those affecting the liver, gastrointestinal, and urinary tract mainly due to schistosomiasis and viral hepatitis. This is to meet the social, economic, and technological needs of Egypt and the regional areas.
  • Improving the offered service and increasing the number of served patients by purchasing new advanced radiological equipment “MRI”.

Training


 

Every resident spends two years at different radiological units and then spends one year as a visitor resident at a university hospital.

1.      Internal training programs

·       Lecturers & assistant lecturers can spend short training periods at different research institutes and university hospitals.

·       The department offers training programs for visitor radiologists at different units. 

2.      External training programs.

·       Dr. Mohamed Hosni Kamel (Interventional radiology at Stanford University in the USA).

·       Dr. Mohamed Farouk Hussain (Interventional Radiology at Beaujon Hospitals Paris in France).

·       Dr. Mohamed Ahmed Abdelrazek (Interventional Radiology at Stanford University in the USA).

3.      Scholarships.

4.      Fellow ships.

Medical services


Routine out and in patient services :

Daily numbers of in and out patients services:

  • ·       X-ray: 40 patients (15 inpatient & 25 outpatients)
  • ·       CT : 15 patients (5 inpatient & 10 outpatients)
  • ·       US : 25 patients (10 inpatient & 15 outpatients)
  • ·       Interventional radiology : 2 patients

Achievements


 

Internal researches projects

Main researcher

Project

Dr. Mohamed Hosni

‘‘ERG-TMPRSS’’ rearrangement in prostatic carcinoma and its preneoplasticleisons in correlation with free to total PSA ratio.

Dr. Mohamed Hosni

A prospective randomized study comparing conventional versus drug eluting microsphere chemoembolization for treatment early and intermediate hepatocellular carcinoma.

Prof. Moataz Hasan

An ultrastructural study of circulating microparticles in HCV infected patients.

Prof. Ahmed Al-Baz

Prostatic artery embolization (PAE) for treatment benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH).

External projects

Main researcher

Projects

Dr. Mohamed Hosni

HepaSphere/Quadrasphere microspheres for delivery of doxorubicin for the treatment of hepatocellular cancer (HiQuality) FDA approved study.

Published researches (National and international) 

 

Research

Magazine

Status

Role of CT volumetry following gastric plication surgery in morbid obesity: initial experience in correlating postoperative gastric pouch volume with clinical weight loss.

Imaging in Medicine Journal September 2017

Published

National and international conferences

Conference

Country

Date

ECR 2017, European congress of radiology.

Austria

march 2017

SIR 2017, Society Of Interventional Radiology

USA

march 2017

CIRSE 2017, Cardiovascular and Interventional Radiological Society of  Europe.

Denmark

September 2017

Work progress in the department

1101 CT examinations (rate 91.75 month)
1677 X-ray examinations (rate 139.75/month)
3199 US examination (rate 266.6/month)
203 intervention cases (rate 16.9/month)

 

Publications

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Projects

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