Terry Lynch

Terry Lynch, MD is a Clinical Professor in the Department of Radiology at San Francisco General Hospital (SFGH), part of the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF). He specializes in diagnostic radiology with a focus on musculoskeletal imaging and trauma. From 2005–2007, he served as Chief of Radiology at SFGH, overseeing diagnostic service quality and teaching programs.

Education & Training:

• Medical Degree: University of Wisconsin, Madison
• Residency: Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital (Radiology and Surgery)
• Fellowship: Cottage Community Magnetic Resonance Center (Magnetic Resonance Imaging)

Research & Interests: Dr. Lynch focuses on musculoskeletal trauma, 3D animation of injury mechanisms, and clinical radiology applications. He contributes to teaching materials on musculoskeletal anatomy and clinical cases.
His work integrates imaging techniques like MRI and CT to improve diagnostic accuracy and surgical planning.

Publications & Awards:

• Published in Orthopedics (2010) on surgical complications in iliosacral screw placement.
• Recipient of the Hideyo Minagi Outstanding Teacher Award (2011) and Haile T. Debas Teaching Award (2005).

Professional Affiliations: Active in UCSF Radiology Clinical Divisions, with board certifications in Radiology and DEA licensure.