Posts by Theresa C. McLoud, MD
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Review: Recent Developments and Future Trends in Thoracic Radiology
Theresa C. McLoud, MD, and Brent P. Little, MD, explain how the advent of artificial intelligence and quantitative thoracic imaging, and improvements in hardware and its applications, are expected to lead to more accurate diagnosis and better treatment.
Biography
Dr. McLoud graduated from Boston College with a BS degree and received her MD. degree from McGill University Faculty of Medicine. Her residency in Radiology was completed also at McGill University and Royal Victoria Hospital. Dr. McLoud she completed a thoracic imaging fellowship in radiology at Yale University. She has been a radiologist at Massachusetts General Hospital since 1976. She is currently the residency program director in the Department of Radiology. She has served as a member of the Board of Trustees of Mass General. She has published over 200 scientific papers, reviews and chapters in thoracic imaging and education.
She has served as President of the Radiologic Society of North America, the American Roentgen Ray Society and the Society of Thoracic Imaging. She is the recipient of gold medals from the ARRS and STR, RSNA, and the International Cancer Imaging Society. She has received honorary membership in the Chilean Society of Respiratory Diseases, the Italian Society of Radiology in Medicine, the Spanish Society of Radiology , the Australian and New Zealand Society of Radiology, the European Society of Radiology, the Austrian Society of Radiology, and Royal College of Medicine , division of radiology of the Republic of Ireland.
Her research interests are in lung cancer imaging , computed tomography and interstitial lung disease.
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