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Dr. Igor Mikityansky

Dr. Igor Mikityansky

Dr. Nathan Gee

Dr. Nathan Gee

Radiology Partners recently created a Dementia Imaging Clinical Pathway.

Drawing on their extensive expertise, RP’s national subspecialty division (NSD) advisory boards for both neuroradiology and nuclear medicine and molecular imaging (NMMI) collected practical guidance for dementia imaging, interpretation and reporting. This reference material is geared to serve practicing radiologists when establishing dementia programs at their institutions.

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Dr. Igor Mikityansky serves as RP’s national subspecialty lead (NSL) for neuroradiology, and Dr. Nathan Gee serves as NSL for NMMI. Both NSLs partner with advisory boards made up of practicing radiologists in their subspecialties to spearhead the development and implementation of programs with a mission to enhance clinical value and quality in imaging across RP. They focus on refining best practice recommendations, advancing image quality and aligning with the latest industry standards, all to deliver innovation and excellence in radiology services for patients, referring clinicians and client partners, and they share resources, like this clinical pathway, broadly so that all practices can deliver high-quality subspecialty care to patients in their communities.

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