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Radiology and Radiological Science

 
EXCELLENCE IN PATIENT CARE & TREATMENT woman getting a mammogram
 

The world-renowned physicians and staff of the Russell H. Morgan Department of Radiology and Radiological Sciences combine the latest in treatment and medical imaging with the highest level of patient care. The subspecialty experience of our more than 100 radiologists contributes to greater accuracy in reading and interpreting hundreds of thousands of medical images every year.

 

Our Specialties

  • Breast Imaging

    Our experts specialize using mammography and other imaging techniques to screen and diagnose abnormalities in breast tissue.

    woman receiving a mammogram
  • Community Radiology Division

    Our subspecialized radiologists provide expert clinical interpretations to assist in diagnosis and care.

    person getting ultrasound on leg
  • Diagnostic Radiology: CT, MRI, Ultrasound

    Our experts perform state-of-the-art patient computed tomography (CT scan)services , diagnostic MRI exams and image-guided therapy procedures and ultrasound-guided biopsies and procedures.

    person getting a CT procedure
  • Interventional Neuroradiology

    Specializing in minimally invasive treatment and imaging for conditions involving the brain, head, neck, spine and spinal cord.

    woman with patient
  • Interventional Radiology

    We perform minimally invasive image-guided procedures for cardiovascular conditions, cancer, liver tumors and more.

    dr. hong with patient
  • Musculoskeletal Imaging

    We provide high-resolution images of the joints, peripheral nerves and bone and soft tissue tumors.

    technologist looking at screen
  • Neuroradiology

    We provide cutting-edge techniques in diagnostic, functional and anatomic imaging in the field of neuroscience.

    radiologist looking at screening
  • Nuclear Medicine

    This specialized service uses radioactive material to access the function of organs and systems within the body.

    doctors looking at scan
  • Pediatric Radiology

    Our experts developed pediatric-specific low-radiation techniques, and whenever possible use non-radiation exams.

    child getting mri

 

 

More Information

  • Patients & Caregivers

    Find out how to make an appointment, our locations, exams and procedures, how to access reports and more.

  • Providers

    Clinicians, including referring physicians outside The Johns Hopkins Hospital system, can find all the necessary information and tools to provide the best patient care.

 
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