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vivus life

Profession

Radiologist

Title

consultant Radiologist

Subspecialty and Expertise in Radiology

cardiovascular and body imaging

Radiology Residency and Fellowship

DNB, Barnard institute of Radiology, madras, India

Undergraduate, Medical School, and Graduate School (Degrees, Major, and Institution)

coimbatore medical college

Clinical, Academic, or Industry Experience

10 yrs clinical and academic

Clinical, academic, research, or business interests within radiology

publishing books and e learning in radiology. currently invoved in writing a text book on cardiovascular cta .

Personal interests and hobbies

music, books publishing

Additional description or bio about me:

currently pursuing cardia cta , our group has done about 12,000 ctas in the last 3 years. as of now trying to make sense out of myocardial function and perfusion.

Job preferences (location, salary, type of job, or other info)

research and academic exchange

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academic jobs, consulting offers, new ventures

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At 11:08am on November 1, 2009, gowrikumar said…: dear dr karthikeyan, i heard more about u few yrs back when u published u r ct scan book.last week i happened to see ur hrct,brain,abd books.i bought all.wonderful pictures and notes.great work.keep it up.

At 8:38am on May 9, 2009, Dr. Markus Hauser said…: Thanks for your kind greeting. Let me express my sincere appreciation for your outstanding image collection that indeed corroborates how close diagnostic imaging - a surrogate for true biomedical morphology and function - comes to art. Do keep up your good work.

At 1:26am on April 20, 2009, sharanabasappa said…: hello, thanks and my appreciations for those great images.
with regards

At 12:59pm on April 14, 2009, Narinder Singh Sandhu said…: Sir,

I am a practising radiologist in Jabalpur, India. I applied to the AMC last year. AMC has cleared my credentials & am now under the specialist college assessment procedure. Specialist college has invited me for an interview in third week of may.

I am looking for some guidance, as to what would be the scenario.

My email id is nssandhu@rediffmail.com.

I will be very thankful to get valuable advice from you.

Dr Sandhu

At 12:40pm on March 30, 2009, Govindarajan Narayanan said…: Yes we did. How are you?

At 1:51am on January 7, 2009, saeed rad said…: Dear Dr Karthikeyan although my main interest is the gastrointestinal radiology but i am always enjoying your cases. Thanx for showing them .

At 3:44am on December 31, 2008, shivani said…: wonderful embedded images in the video!

At 3:43am on December 31, 2008, shivani said…: yes Dr kartikeyan...thanks for the reply..yeah its a bit difficult to maintain the baseline heart rate, thus the pre medication takes more time than the study itself. But still we are managing quite good results..

At 3:47am on December 17, 2008, Christian van Doesburg said…: 'Thanks for your reaction.
What kind of program are you planning to set up?

I have a software package for Cardiac MR: CAAS MRV: The CAAS MRV (Magnetic Resonance Ventricular analysis) software enables cardiologists and radiologists to perform functional analysis on cine-magnetic resonance images for cardiac MRI studies. The quantitative analysis package provides automatic segmentation of the endo- and epicardial left ventricular heart wall on all short axis images, both in time and space. Viability of myocardium can easily be quantified, together with the local deterioration of myocardial blood flow.

If you want to know more, just let me know.

Kind regards,
Christian