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Radiology
Dr. Alan E. Oestreich, MD
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Alan Oestreich practices Radiology. He graduated from Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine. Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine is a top medical college. Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine is ranked 3 in research and 29 in primary care medicine Alan Oestreich is a published doctor as well. He has 99 publications published. The latest was: Scoliosis circa 2000: radiologic imaging perspective. II. Treatment and follow-up.
Publications
- The metaphyseal collar is also present until later childhood and at birth.
- Umbilical vein catheter tip - slight rightward or anterior shift and trajectory can indicate liver penetration.
- Vigorous periosteal reaction secondary to copper deficiency in an infant on total parenteral nutrition.
- Early radiology and the National Medical Association.
- Scenes from the past: "Skeeter": Harlem Renaissance author's description of a young man's impression of a radiology examination room.
- Letter to the Editors.
- Interaction between academic radiology and the news media: a potentially powerful and unpredictable process--five stories.
- Danger of multiple magnets beyond the stomach in children.
- Multiple magnet ingestion alert.
- Gaucher disease: alendronate disodium improves bone mineral density in adults receiving enzyme therapy.
- RSNA Centennial Article: ALARA 1912: "As Low a Dose as Possible" a Century Ago.
- Health-economic comparison of three recommended drugs for the treatment of osteoporosis.
- Arthropathy of Down syndrome.
- Radiology pitfalls in the use of barium enema in pediatric appendicitis.
- Prospective study of vitamin D supplementation and rickets in China.
- The lateral clavicle hook-an acquired as well as a congenital anomaly.
- Appendicitis as the presenting complaint in cystic fibrosis.
- Use of the cupped hand for improved viewing of radiographs.
- Camptomelic dysplasia.
- Renal abnormalities in arteriohepatic dysplasia and nonsyndromic intrahepatic biliary hypoplasia.
- Rickets as an unexpected x-ray finding.
- Danger of loss of reduction of supracondylar elbow fracture during radiography.
- Transient loss of femoral head Tc-99m diphosphonate uptake with prolonged maintenance of femoral head architecture.
- Sonography of brain tumors in infants.
- Pharyngonasal reflux: spectrum and significance in early childhood.
- A helpful hint for chest radiology: "look behind the heart".
- Abnormal fat thickness in newborn with nesidioblastosis.
- Roentgenology in scoliosis: contribution to evaluation and management.
- The absent cervical pedicle syndrome: a case in childhood.
- Case of the summer season.
- Hip pain and its variants: radiological aspects.
- Current directions in computer-enhanced radiology.
- Air-fluid level detection in neonatal lung cyst identification.
- Radiological case of the month. Osteopenia, rickets, and fractures in preterm infants.
- The stylohyoid ligament in Hurler syndrome and related conditions: comparison with normal children.
- Failure of high calcium and phosphorus supplementation in the prevention of rickets of prematurity.
- Sonography of neck masses in children.
- Pediatric case of the day. Mesenchymal chondrosarcoma.
- The "anteater nose": a direct sign of calcaneonavicular coalition on the lateral radiograph.
- Cerebro-costo-mandibular syndrome with stippled epiphysis and cystic fibrosis.
- Sequential bone mineral content in small preterm infants with and without fractures and rickets.
- Vitamin D requirement in infants receiving parenteral nutrition.
- Parenteral nutrition for infants: effect of high versus low calcium and phosphorus content.
- Prominent transverse (Bowdler) bone spurs as a diagnostic clue in a case of neonatal hypophosphatasia without metaphyseal irregularity.
- Fractures and rickets in very low birth weight infants: conservative management and outcome.
- Imaging of the skeleton and soft tissue in children.
- Normal thymus in infancy: sonographic characteristics.
- Minimal vitamin D and high calcium and phosphorus needs of preterm infants receiving parenteral nutrition.
- Spectrum and natural history of congenital hyperparathyroidism secondary to maternal hypocalcemia.
- Ultrasound diagnosis of Hirschsprung disease in the infant with distended abdomen.
- H. Binga Dismond, MD--pioneer Harlem physician and much more.
- Knee in early juvenile rheumatoid arthritis: MR imaging findings.
- [Pediatric arthroses as a sequelae of enchondral damage. Examples of frostbite, Kashin-Beck disease, rat bites and other etiologies].
- William E. Allen, Jr, MD, FACR: pioneering physician and leader.
- Ebb and flow rickets in a premature infant: the Afghan turban sign.
- Scoliosis circa 2000: radiologic imaging perspective. II. Treatment and follow-up.
- Scoliosis circa 2000: radiologic imaging perspective. I. Diagnosis and pretreatment evaluation.
- Paper radiologic images.
- [Acute roentgen diagnosis of battered child syndrome. A strategy].
- Vascular rings and the straight trachea.
- Tanner-Whitehouse versus Greulich-Pyle in bone age determinations.
- Marcus Fitzherbert Wheatland, MD.
- Cervical rib simulating fracture of the first rib in suspected child abuse.
- Glen W. Hartman Lecture: Radiology Section of the National Medical Association. Centennial history of African-Americans in radiology.
- Child abuse fracture through physiologic periosteal reaction.
- The periphysis and its effect on the metaphysis. II. Application to rickets and other abnormalities.
- The Afghan turban sign of healing relapsed rickets--example and historic note.
- William H. Crane of Cincinnati and the first irradiation of the pediatric thymus, 1905.
- Professor William F. Magie and the American discovery of the fluoroscope, 1896.
- Radiologic history exhibit. 1934: fateful year in the history of African-Americans in radiology.
- Effect of three levels of vitamin D intake in preterm infants receiving high mineral-containing milk.
- Pleural effusion: the thorn sign. Not a rare finding.
- Intactness of useful central vision during migraine scotoma.
- Choanal atresia with achondroplasia.
- MR demonstrates cartilaginous megaepiphyses of the hips in Kniest dysplasia of the young child.
- The periphysis and its effect on the metaphysis: I. Definition and normal radiographic pattern.
- Imaging of the skeleton and soft tissues in children.
- Pleural effusion in sickle cell disease.
- Pleural thorn sign of pleural effusion. Case reports.
- The computer as an aid in the daily practice of pediatric radiology.
- [X-ray diagnosis of metabolic bone diseases in childhood].
- Postsplenectomy abscess leading to acute gastric hemorrhage.
- Postesophageal narrowing associated with Barrett esophagus.
- Radio-ulnar synostosis in Williams syndrome. A frequently associated anomaly.
- Prenatal diagnosis of recurrent Larsen syndrome: further definition of a lethal variant.
- [Rare acute disease pictures of the upper respiratory tract in children].
- Both Trevor and Ollier disease limited to one upper extremity.
- Prevalence of reduced bone mass in children and adults with spastic quadriplegia.
- Another condition--not achondroplasia--masquerading in a recent textbook.
- A 1943 children''s book illustration showing Williams syndrome?
- Mega os trigonum in progressive pseudorheumatoid dysplasia.
- The acrophysis: a unifying concept for understanding enchondral bone growth and its disorders. II. Abnormal growth.
- The acrophysis: a unifying concept for enchondral bone growth and its disorders. I. Normal growth.
- Preautopsy imaging in cerebro-costo-mandibular syndrome.
- Systematic evaluation of bone dysplasias by the paediatric radiologist.
- Comment on Hedayati, et al.
- Stress fractures of ankle and wrist in childhood: nature and frequency.
- Worldwide survey of damage from swallowing multiple magnets.
Schools
Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
Baltimore City Hosps
University Rochester Med Center
Doctors Specialties
- Pediatric Radiology
- Radiology
Accepted Insurances
Education
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University of Rochester -
Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center -
Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
Hospital
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Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center
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