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Paggie Kim, MD, is an Associate Professor in the Neuroradiology Division and Pediatrics department at Loma Linda University School of Medicine. She serves as Head and Program Director of Radiology, with a strong focus on pediatric and neonatal neuroimaging. Her clinical and research work bridges radiology, neurology, and critical care pediatrics.
Education:
- MD, Loma Linda University, May 1, 2008
- MPH, Loma Linda University, November 1, 2017
Dr. Kim's research centers on advanced MRI techniques in pediatric neurological conditions. Her work explores cerebral oxygenation using quantitative susceptibility mapping, stroke imaging biomarkers, and the prognostic value of MRI in neonatal hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy. She investigates neurological complications following cardiac surgery and traumatic injuries in children.
Her recent publications highlight trends in translational neuroradiology, particularly in developing imaging biomarkers for neonatal brain injury and acute pediatric stroke. The integration of quantitative MRI with clinical outcomes underscores her focus on precision diagnostics in vulnerable pediatric populations.
Scientific Awards:
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Dr. Kim actively contributes to clinical research and academic leadership in radiology. She mentors within her program and collaborates across disciplines including neonatology, neurology, and emergency medicine. While no specific grants are mentioned, her research output suggests involvement in institutional or collaborative studies related to pediatric neuroimaging and critical care outcomes.
She is involved in the Radiology program leadership and contributes to training through her role as Program Director. Her work supports the development of evidence-based imaging protocols for pediatric neurological emergencies.
