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Department
LocationTexas Medical Center
Specialty
Pediatric Radiology
Phone: 832-824-7237
Fax: 832-825-0160
Address
6701 Fannin Street
Suite 470
Houston, TX 77030
Nadia F. Mahmood, MD
Program Director, Residency & Fellowship Education
Section Chief, Ultrasound Imaging
Associate Professor, Radiology, Baylor College of Medicine
Education
| School | Education | Degree | Year |
|---|---|---|---|
| Baylor College of Medicine | Fellowship | Pediatric Radiology | 2010 |
| Oakwood Hospital and Medical Center | Residency | Diagnostic Radiology | 2009 |
| St. Joseph Mercy Oakland Hospital | Residency | Diagnostic Radiology | 2007 |
| St. Joseph Mercy Oakland Hospital | Internship | Transitional | 2005 |
| St. Georges Univ. School of Medicine | Medical School | Doctor of Medicine | 2003 |
About
Dr. Mahmood is a board certified radiologist by the American Board of Radiology. Her clinical and research interests include lymphoma, neuroblastoma and oncology-related imaging. She also serves as one of four radiologists in the division of nuclear imaging with a focus on Positron Emission Tomography (PET) imaging. Dr. Mahmood completed her subspecialty in Pediatric Imaging at Texas Children's Hospital. Apart from her clinical and research responsibilities, Dr. Mahmood also serves as Associate Director of the Radiology Education Program as well as Section Chief of Ultrasound Imaging. She has published in numerous peer reviewed journals, with her most recent project pertaining to urinary tract infections in neonates. In addition, Dr. Mahmood is involved in multiple regional and national committees, including the one she was recently appointed to with the AIUM.
Organizations
| Organization Name | Role |
|---|---|
| American Board of Radiology | Member |
| American Roentgen Ray Society | Member |
| Radiological Society of North America | Member |
| Society for Pediatric Radiology | Member |
| Society of Nuclear Medicine | Member |
Selected Publications
Mahmood A, Mahmood N, Robinson R. Small bowel intussusception: a dangerous sequela to bariatric surgery. Radiology Case Reports 2007;2(1):10-12.
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