Mallinckrodt Institute of Radiology

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	Experience, compassionate care, state-of-the art technology--all at Mallinckrodt Institute.		Mallinckrodt Institute's dedication to education began in 1937 with the radiology training program.		We're known for innovative research, including the development of positron emission tomography.		Search MIR >> About MIR \| Contact Numbers

Diagnostic imaging key to CRMO diagnosis

Rare autoinflammatory disease affecting children and young adults often misdiagnosed. Learn More

MR scanner air-lifted to Argentina

Focal Spot magazine Summer/Fall 2008 follow-up: MR scanner now on its way to Argentina clinic. Learn More

FDG-PET Medicare coverage

CMS reconsiders cervical cancer diagnosis with FDG-PET. Learn More

I-64/40 construction

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Pediatric Radiology

Mallinckrodt Institute's pediatric radiologists at St. Louis Children's Hospital are specially trained in childhood diseases. Learn More>>

MIR Around the World

Our former diagnostic radiology and nuclear medicine residents and clinical fellows can be found on six continents. Learn More>>

Electronic Radiology Lab

Researchers in the ERL investigate digital imaging technologies and image reconstruction and processing. Learn More>>

Our neuroradiologists provide diagnosis and treatment for diseases of the central nervous system: brain, head and neck, and spine. Learn More>>

Cardiothoracic Imaging

Chest radiographs, CT and MRI studies, and cardiac CT angiography are some of the procedures offered. Learn More>>

Cardiovascular Imaging Lab

CVIL researchers use imaging technology, such as PET, to study cardiovascular physiology and biochemistry. Learn More>>

Center for Clinical Imaging Research

Researchers in the CCIR have access to a full range of imaging equipment for inpatient and outpatient clinical studies. Learn More>>

Neuroimaging Labs

Mallinckrodt Institute's neuroscientists use technology such as PET and MRI to study the human brain's function and structure. Learn More>>

Molecular Imaging Center

Molecular imaging with genetically-encoded reporters and labeled probes enables studies of biological processes in vivo. Learn More>>

Optical Radiology Lab

Scientists use noninvasive optical measurements for functional and molecular biological imaging. Learn More>>

Biomedical MR Lab

Researchers in the Biomedical MR Lab focus on the development and application of MR for studies of intact biological systems. Learn More>>

Radiological Chemistry Lab

Scientists in the RCL develop radiopharmaceuticals and image-enhancing agents used in patient therapy. Learn More>>

Why Choose MIR?

We're one of the world's most technologically advanced radiology centers, providing 75-plus years of quality care. Learn More>>

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