Alfred Delumpa

Dr. Alfred Delumpa is an Assistant Professor in Neuroradiology at Baylor College of Medicine. His expertise spans stroke imaging, central nervous system infections, skull base/neck imaging, and radiology-pathology correlations. He holds certifications from the American Board of Radiology and has received awards including the 2014 Academic Achievement Award. His research focuses on optimizing imaging techniques for parathyroid localization and spinal pathologies, with contributions to clinical chemistry and radiation safety education.

Education:

• MD: University of Texas Southwestern (2009)
• BS in Chemical Engineering: University of Houston (2005)
• Diagnostic Radiology Internship: UT Health Science Center at Houston (2010)
• Neuroradiology Fellowship: Baylor College of Medicine (2015)

Research Interests:

• Stroke and perfusion imaging advancements
• Imaging approaches for CNS infections/inflammation
• Skull base and neck tumor imaging
• Anatomical-radiological correlations

Key Articles: Recent works address hyperparathyroidism imaging, spinal trauma complications, and CT dose reduction strategies, reflecting his clinical and technical expertise.

Awards:

• 2014 Academic Achievement Award (Baylor Radiology)
• 2014 Honorary Medical Physicist (Baylor Radiology)
• 2005 Most Outstanding Senior (UH Engineering)

Professional Activities: Active in the American Society of Neuroradiology and specializes in image-guided procedures like myelography and lumbar puncture.