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Neuroradiolgy generally refers to imaging of the head, neck, and spine. Common diagnoses include stroke, cancer, infection, inflammation, trauma, as well as age related degeneration of the spine. Radiologists in this field commonly use MRI and CT for diagnosis and interventional procedures are also performed for diagnosis and/or treatment including angiography, lumbar puncture, and needle injections.
Neuroradiolgy generally refers to imaging of the head, neck, and spine. Common diagnoses include stroke, cancer, infection, inflammation, trauma, as well as age related degeneration of the spine. Radiologists in this field commonly use MRI and CT for diagnosis and interventional procedures are also performed for diagnosis and/or treatment including angiography, lumbar puncture, and needle injections.
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Todd D. Burt, M.D.graduated from University of Colorado School of Medicine,
Denver, CO. He completed his Diagnostic Radiology residency
at the University of Utah Medical Center. He completed a
neuroradiology fellowship from University of Arizona Health
Sciences Center. Dr. Burt also holds a Certificate of Added
Qualifications in Neuroradiology. From 1981 to 1984, he
worked as a diagnostic radiologist for the hospital at Luke
Air Force base in Arizona. Dr. Burt joined Boise Radiology
Group in 1985. Dr. Burt's outdoor pursuits include skiing
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Steve V. Marx, M.D.graduated from University of Washington School of Medicine,
Seattle, WA. He completed his residency at Virginia Mason
Medical Center also in Seattle, but returned to his alma
mater for a fellowship in neuroradiology. He also holds a
Certificate of Added Qualifications in Neuroradiology. Dr.
Marx joined Boise Radiology Group in July, 2000. Dr. Marx
enjoys skiing, biking and hiking with his wife and four
children. |
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Daniel D. Ririe, M.D.graduated from University of Utah School of Medicine
Salt Lake City, UT. He attended Mercy Hospital of
Pittsburgh for his transitional medical internship. The
residency program he chose was with Oregon Health
and Science University. His fellowship training in neuroradiology
was also from Oregon Health and Science
University. Dr. Ririe joined Boise Radiology Group in
August, 2005. In his free time, Dr Ririe likes to backpack
and spend time with his family. |
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Adam Maxfield, M.D.Dr. Adam Maxfield graduated from the University of
Colorado Health Sciences Center School of Medicine in
Denver, CO. He completed a Transitional Year Internship
at LDS Hospital, Salt Lake City, Utah. His four-year
residency in Diagnostic Radiology was conducted at the
Mayo Clinic in Rochester, MN. Additionally, Dr. Maxfield
finished a one-year fellowship in Neuroradiolgy, also at
the Mayo Clinic. Raised in Boulder, CO, Dr. Maxfield is
married with four children and enjoys spending time with
his family in a variety of extracurricular activities.
Including; soccer, volleyball, golf, piano and more. |
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Tony Bell, M.D.received his medical degree from the
University of North Carolina School
of Medicine in Chapel Hill, North
Carolina. He completed a residency
in Internal Medicine at the University
of Utah, followed by a second
residency in Diagnostic Radiology,
serving as Chief Resident in his final
year. He remained in Salt Lake City
for a two-year fellowship in
Interventional and Diagnostic
Neuroradiology. Dr. Bell has held
faculty appointments at Wake Forest
University of Medicine, the University
of North Carolina, and the Medical
University of South Carolina. His
clinical interests include
endovascular coiling of aneurysms,
carotid stenting, and acute stroke
intervention. Dr. Bell’s recreational
interests include climbing and
mountain biking. |
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Nicholas A. Lazzaro, M.D.is a graduate of the Indiana University School of Medicine in Indianapolis,
Indiana. He fulfilled a Transitional Internship at Oakwood Hospital in
Dearborn, Michigan. He also completed his four year residency in
Diagnostic Radiology at Oakwood Hospital. Dr. Lazzaro finished a
two-year fellowship in Neuroradiology at the University of Utah Medical
Center in Salt Lake City, Utah. His works have been published in Clinical
Nuclear Medicine as well as Endocrine medical journals and American
Journal of Neuroradiology. Dr. Lazzaro enjoys spending time with his wife
and family as well as many outdoor activities including hiking with the
family dog.
Click to read one of Dr. Lazzaro's recently published articles |
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