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About CAMRI
CAMRI was created by Northwestern Radiology in Fall 2002 to promote imaging research at Northwestern University’s Feinberg School of Medicine. The primary research focus at CAMRI is cardiovascular and neuroimaging.
CAMRI is a 4,500 square foot space in the basement of the Olson building that houses state-of-the-art 3-Tesla and 1.5 Tesla Siemens Medical Solutions MR scanners. There is also a Siemens C-ARM angiographic system and an MR simulator system that can be used to train or acclimate subjects to the magnet environment.
CAMRI operations are overseen by Nondas Leloudas. He assists new investigators in getting started and adds his imaging expertise to any project. Nondas is a fully trained MR technologist and can provide assistance with scanner operations, setup and troubleshooting. Nursing support is also provided for studies that require monitoring or contrast agent administration. For technical assistance with protocols, equipment or imaging equipment, please contact Todd Parrish.
Steering committee
Reviews requests for pilot time, oversees day-to-day operations, determines the operational budget, and provides information to other users at Northwestern University.
James Carr, MD
Radiology
Renate Jerecic, PhD
Siemens Medical Solutions
Darren Gitelman, MD
CNADC and Neurology
Daniel Lee, MD
Cardiology
Ed Wu, MD
Cardiology
Debiao Li, PhD
Radiology
Heidi Maes
Radiology
Reed Omary, MD
Radiology
Todd Parrish, PhD
Radiology, CAMRI Chair
Eric Russell, MD, FACR
Radiology
Radiology research faculty
Assist with the imaging protocols and data analysis.