Division of Abdominal Imaging
The division of abdominal imaging is centered between the Health Sciences Centre and the St. Boniface General Hospital. The division provides state-of-the-art imaging for our referring physicians. The St. Boniface General Hospital has a very strong abdominal MRI practice co-ordinated by Dr. Iain Kirkpatrick. The Health Sciences Centre is the trauma center for the province and the division head is Dr. Howard Greenberg.
Health Sciences Centre currently has two 16 slice GE CT scanners and two 1.5 T GE MRI scanners. Both inpatient and ambulatory outpatient fluoroscopy is provided. The new Emergency complex at HSC is host to a new 64 slice scanner.
St. Boniface General Hospital currently has one 4 slice GE CT scanner and one 16 slice GE CT scanner. The department also hosts two 1.5 T Seimens MRI scanners as well as a 0.5 T open bore Seimens MRI Scanner. Both inpatient and outpatient fluoroscopy is provided.
Both sites perform image guided interventions (biopsy, drainage, etc).
Division of Neuroradiology
The division of neuroradiology is primarily centered at the Health Sciences Centre with some outpatient imaging performed at the St. Boniface General Hospital. The division provides state-of-the-art imaging. The department is staffed by qualified and fellowship trained radiologists.
Health Sciences Centre currently has two 16 slice GE CT scanners and two 1.5 T GE MRI scanners. Both inpatient and ambulatory outpatient fluoroscopy is provided. The new Emergency complex at HSC is host to a 64 slice scanner. A dedicate Bi-Plane Neurointerventional suite is present at HSC. The neuroradiologists provide both elective and emergency interventions for patients. The site also hosts the Gamma Camera for treatment of non-surgical intracranial abnormalities. The Health Sciences Centre also is the center for Neurosurgery, and Radiology is a key component to the multidisciplinary team that provides care to these patients.
St. Boniface General Hospital currently has one 4 slice GE CT scanner and one 16 slice GE CT scanner. The department also hosts two 1.5 T Seimens MRI scanners as well as a 0.5 T open bore Seimens MRI Scanner. The SBGH radiology department primarily functions as an outpatient imaging center for the ambulatory patients with respect to neuroimaging.
Health Sciences Site Contact Information
Dr. Jeff Mottola - Section Head C/T, MRI
Dr. Brian Hardy - Section Head Adult & Interventional Radiology
Dr. Blake McClarty (Acting) Chairman, Radiology
Jennifer Iskierski - Administrative Assistant
St. Boniface General Hospital Site Contact Information
Dr. Bruce Maycher, Site Coordinator, Diagnostic Imaging
Cheryl Welwood, Secretary, Diagnostic Imaging
Radiologists/Physicians and Research Interests
Dr. Jeffrey Marantz, Assistant Professor
Section Head
Area of Interest: Chest Imaging
Dr. Ian Boult, Associate Professor
Area of Interest: Body Imaging, GI Imaging, Angiography
Dr. Hardy Bock, Assistant Professor
Area of Interest: Musculoskeletal Imaging, Mammography, Ultrasound
Dr. Brian Hardy, Associate Professor
Area of Interest: Angiography and Interventional Ultrasound
Dr. Howard Greenberg, Associate Professor
Area of Interest: GI imaging, Body CT
Dr. Larry Lindquist, Lecturer
Area of Interest: General Imaging
Dr. Paul Major, Associate Professor
Area of Interest: Musclokeletal Imaging, Mammography
Dr. Micheal Meyers, Assistant Professor
Area of Interest: Chest Imaging
Dr. Scott Sutherland, Assistant Professor
Area of Interest: Neuroradiology, Angiography
Dr. Blair Henderson, Lecturer
Area of Interest: GI Imaging
Dr. Chris Preachuk, Lecturer
Program Director - Radiology Residency Program
Area of Interest: Angiography
Dr. G. Kulbisky, Lecturer
Area of Interest: Angiography