Radiology
330 Brookline Avenue
Boston, MA 02215
Department of Radiology at BIDMC
Our Mission: Together Taking Care of People
The Department of Radiology at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center includes more than 65 Harvard Medical faculty physicians who perform over 450,000 imaging exams and procedures in Boston and at our community locations annually.
We offer a complete spectrum of clinical programs and services using the latest imaging technology and techniques. We are also committed to training our future radiologists and pursuing advancements in basic science, technology, and health services research to continually improve patient outcomes.
To help support these and many other important radiology efforts at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, you can make an online gift. Thank you in advance for your generosity.
Programs & Services
CT Scan
Computed Tomography (CT) is a diagnostic tool that combines X-rays with state of the art computer technology to produce "cross-sectional" images of the body.
Interventional Radiology
We specialize in treating a wide variety of conditions with minimally invasive techniques that involve lower risk, less pain and a shorter recovery time than open surgeries.
MRI
Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) produces detailed images of the body without the use of X-rays.
More on BIDMC Radiology
Minimally Invasive Procedure Resolves Patient's Chronic Endometriosis
"Dr. Ahmed really took the time for me to understand the procedure," said Jennifer, who underwent the treatment in March 2021. "The whole process, from arriving at the hospital to leaving, was amazing, and the team was so nice, too."
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Addressing the Concept of 'Moral Injury'
Our Department of Radiology Chair and American Roentgen Ray Society President Dr. Jonathan Kruskal writes on prioritizing employee wellness efforts and implementing additional strategies to protect and support our workforce.
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Novel Interventional Radiology Outpatient Procedure Effectively Treats BPH
Until recently, Charlie F., age 79, of Brookline, Mass., had a long history of urinary problems — two decades' worth, to be exact. However, thanks to a minimally invasive procedure, he overcame BPH symptoms and regained his quality of life.
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The Dual Pandemics: Dismantling Systemic Injustices Through Intentional DEI Strategies and Inclusive Team-Building
In his inaugural American Roentgen Ray Society president's message, our Department of Radiology Chair Dr. Jonny Kruskal addresses historic inequities, disparities, and ignorance from his perspective as a South African native. Dr. Kruskal writes about how we must foster "high-performing teams" that unite around intentional diversity, equity, and inclusion strategies to create environments in which everyone is seen, heard, and treated with respect.
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BIDMC Interventional Radiology Outpatient Procedure Effectively Treats Fibroids
Like thousands of women, Flavia O., 42, of Boston, Mass., was suffering from fibroids. Some studies suggest that up to 75% of all women may have fibroids, with many experiencing symptoms ranging from prolonged bleeding to bloating, sharp pains, and more.
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BIDMC Interventional Radiology Outpatient Procedure Effectively Treats BPH
Patients Paul W. and Ed Wagner both lived with side effects of benign prostatic hypertrophy (BPH) or prostate gland enlargement until they had a minimally invasive procedure with our Interventional Radiology division.
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Prostate Artery Embolization: ‘It Was a Game-Changer’
An ice hockey enthusiast, Simon Thomas was sidelined from his passion with BPH symptoms. He shares: “Thanks to Dr. Mehta and the Interventional Radiology practice, I was saved from a very different reality.”
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Minimally Invasive Prostate Procedure Improves Quality of Life
Ed Lucia lived with the symptoms of an enlarged prostate gland for years. But thanks to a minimally invasive radiology procedure, he's back to taking spontaneous road trips with his wife.
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