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Phone: (516) 620-9510

Address: 400 Post Ave Ste 200, Westbury, NY 11590

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Pediatric Care
Doctors often wish they could do a quick “Google” to figure out what ails their patient--and John Hopkins Pediatrics is hoping to get them one step closer. The hospital is compiling a database of various pediatric neuroradiology images, which will allow medical professionals to compare their findings against patients with confirmed diagnoses.
Primary Care
Established in 2002 by Dr. Allen Rothpearl, CRRS has serviced primary care clinics, urgent care centers and imaging centers since our inception. With the knowledge and experience to work with established medical practices, CRRS has provided imaging services to allow them to expand within their communities.
Emergency Care
Complete Radiology Reading Services, PLLC (CRRS) was established in 2002 by Dr. Allen Rothpearl, a board certified radiologist. Dr. Rothpearl recognized that organizations often have a need for radiology services, but may not have access to on-site radiologists for economic or geographical reasons. To meet this need, he formed CRRS. CRRS has general and subspecialty, board-certified radiologists on staff. From the beginning, our physician-owned practice has been servicing primary care clinics, urgent care centers and imaging centers. We have the knowledge and experience to work with fully established medical practices in order to provide imaging services that allow them to expand their services within their communities.

Neurology
Epilepsy
"We're creating a pediatric brain data bank that will let doctors look at MRI brain scans of children who have already been diagnosed with illnesses like epilepsy or psychiatric disorders," said Michael I. Miller, a lead investigator on the project. "It will provide a way to share important new discoveries about how changes in brain structures are linked to brain disorders. For the medical imaging world, this system will do what a search engine like Google does when you ask it to look for specific information on the Web." ( Science Daily )

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Ultrasound
Communication has been made much faster with high speed internet, increased computer power and more memory at a lower cost. Display technology has also made huge improvements, to the extent that it is now possible to view conventional radiographs along with CT, MR and ultrasound.
MRI
Whole body imaging seems likes a complex technology that would require a long period of time to take “pictures” of internal organs from head to toe. A MRI of a body part can, indeed, take up to 1 hour. However, the reality is that if you have traveled internationally over the last 5 years by airplane, you’ve already experienced a full body scan. The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) began to implement whole body scanners in U.S. airports in 2008 to detect both metallic and non-metallic threats to air travel.
Radiology
ERad, Inc. understands that modern radiology is in a constant state of flux, continually changing as new technology comes on the scene and that radiology professionals want a system that is flexible enough to grow with the times and adapt to suit the latest innovations.
X-Rays
Nuclear Medicine
Molecular imaging includes nuclear medicine, a diagnostic procedure that uses small amounts of radioactive materials called radiopharmaceuticals to both diagnose and treat disease. When nuclear medicine imaging is used, radiopharmaceuticals are detected by special types of cameras that work with computers to provide exact images of specific parts of your body. Nuclear medicine is sometimes used to treat various types of cancer, as well as other diseases.
Mammography
Computed Tomography
When is the right time to recommend a diagnostic imaging test? It can often be argued that procedures such as CT scans are invaluable to determining a patient’s malady. However, it can be equally beneficial to both your clients and your practice to take a step back and reevaluate the situation.
Radiation Oncology
Interventional Radiology
In your final year of med school, you will need to line up another four year stretch as a Diagnostic Radiology Residency. The average resident will work 60 hours or more a week and be on call some nights, as well. Once that hurdle is behind you, you may consider specializing in something like neuroradiology or interventional radiology. In that case, you would be looking at investing another one to three years in the fellowship program for the specific specialty.

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