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Lauren Ehrlich, MD, is an Assistant Professor of Radiology & Biomedical Imaging at Yale School of Medicine. Her expertise focuses on pediatric radiology, emphasizing low-dose imaging techniques to minimize radiation exposure for children. She specializes in non-ionizing modalities like MR enterography and MR urography, as well as tailored low-dose CT scans for pediatric patients. Dr. Ehrlich prioritizes compassionate, child-centered care, allowing children to actively participate in imaging procedures through activities like watching movies or holding a parent's hand. She collaborates with researchers on optimizing imaging protocols and diagnostic accuracy.
Education & Training:
- MD: University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine (2005)
- Residency: University of Pennsylvania Hospital (2010)
- Fellowship: Duke University Hospital (2011)
Research Interests: Dr. Ehrlich’s work centers on advancing pediatric imaging safety and efficiency. Her studies include developing lower-dose scoliosis radiography protocols and improving ultrasound techniques for appendicitis diagnosis in children. She emphasizes interdisciplinary collaboration to enhance diagnostic reliability while reducing radiation risks.
Publications: Her research spans two key areas: optimizing pediatric imaging protocols and distinguishing viral appendiceal conditions from acute appendicitis via ultrasound. These studies reflect her commitment to improving pediatric diagnostic practices.
Awards: No scientific awards explicitly listed in the provided text.
Clinical & Team Involvement: Dr. Ehrlich is part of Yale’s Pediatric Radiology team and collaborates with colleagues like Adrienne Socci, Daniel Cooperman, and Cicero Torres Silva. Her clinical specialties include general radiology and pediatric imaging, with affiliations at multiple Yale Medicine locations.
