Dror Suhami

Dror Suhami, MD is an HS Clinical Instructor in the Department of Radiology at the University of California, San Francisco School of Medicine. His clinical and research work focuses on neuroradiology with particular expertise in stroke diagnosis and imaging techniques.

Dr. Suhami's research interests include:

• Neuroradiology and stroke imaging
• Cerebral angiography techniques
• Lateral medullary syndrome diagnosis
• Vocal cord paralysis assessment
• Thrombolytic therapy applications
• Medical imaging with X-rays and CT

His recent work has examined novel diagnostic approaches for neurological conditions using advanced imaging techniques, with a focus on practical clinical applications. Dr. Suhami has also contributed to research on AI applications in medical imaging, particularly for COVID-19 diagnosis.

Dr. Suhami's scientific contributions include:

• Development of CTA as a diagnostic tool for lateral medullary syndrome
• Application of deep neural networks for X-ray image classification in COVID-19

His work connects neuroradiology with clinical neurology, focusing on improving diagnostic accuracy for stroke and related neurological conditions through advanced imaging techniques.