Patient Care

Karen Ordovas, MD, MAS Discusses the Benefits of Cardiac MRI

Cardiac MRI helps to achieve improved diagnosis and further guide management of treatment of patients with heart disease. Karen Ordovas, MD, MAS, director of Cardiac Imaging talks about the many benefits.

A Multidisciplinary Approach to Diagnose, Treat and Study Pulsatile Tinnitus

Pulsatile tinnitus (PT) is a symptom that affects nearly five million Americans. At UCSF, we use a multidisciplinary approach to diagnose, treat and study PT.

UCSF Patients Can Now Access Medical Images on MyChart

This month, UCSF Medical Center announced that patients can now see radiographic studies including X-rays, MRIs, CT scans and some ultrasounds on MyChart.

How Lack of Access to Prostate Care Determines Outcomes of Underserved Populations

When it comes to medical care, many factors can determine the types of treatment and medications that are available to patients. Often times, populations with less access to adequate care, particularly with regards to specialized treatment for diseases like prostate cancer, may experience poorer outcomes.

On the Cusp: Straddling the Emotional & Physical Reality of a Prostate Cancer Diagnosis

A year ago, long-time San Franciscan and hospitality entrepreneur Chip Conley received a shocking diagnosis - he had intermediate-stage prostate cancer.

The Hidden Role of Radiologists in Prostate Cancer Treatment, Research, and Support

With over 15 of experience in radiology, and as an internationally-recognized expert in the use of imaging for the detection and treatment of genitourinary diseases such as prostate cancer, Antonio Westphalen, MD considers the role radiologists play in overall patient care significant.

Recognizing our UCSF Radiology Medical Imaging Team's Excellence This Fall

UCSF Radiology would like to take this opportunity to recognize and thank everyone within the UCSF Health Radiology & Biomedical Imaging Department for the care you provide to our patients and each other.

Alisa’s Story: Survivor, Marathoner, Mother

Alisa Brozinsky was just 34 years old when she was diagnosed with breast cancer. Now 20 years cancer-free, she talks about her journey and how she wound up at UCSF Radiology.

A Loving Daughter Promotes BRCA Screening Worldwide

After her mother was diagnosed with BRCA-related ovarian cancer, a supportive daughter underwent genetic testing. Though she doesn’t have the gene mutation, Ginger is now an advocate for breast and ovarian cancer awareness.

A Family Gathers to Fight Hereditary Cancer

A cancer diagnosis can be terrifying news. Azela’s story is one that emphasizes the importance of both genetic cancer testing and family ties.

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