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    Faaiza K. Kazmi, MD

    Medical Imaging
    (800) 416-4441

    Primary Office

    ¿ì²¥³ÉÈËÍø Children's Hospital, Delaware ¿ì²¥³ÉÈËÍø Children's Hospital, Delaware 1600 Rockland Road Wilmington, DE 19803
    Appointment: (800) 416-4441

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    Get to Know Me

    I am a ¿ì²¥³ÉÈËÍø radiologist based in Wilmington, Del. at ¿ì²¥³ÉÈËÍø/Alfred I. duPont Hospital for Children. I grew up in a family with several close family members working in various fields of health care, who I looked up to as role models. I appreciated from them that joining a medical field not only brought the responsibility of staying on top of the most up-to-date science-based treatments, but also being able to relay this to patients and their families with great empathy and compassion.

    Why I Treat Children

    I used to work primarily with adults and branched out during my career into a pediatric setting, and have absolutely enjoyed working exclusively with children ever since. Children bring such hope, energy and joy, lighting up each encounter. Their current health and well-being is crucial to their growth into a healthy adulthood. It’s a rewarding and humbling privilege to have the opportunity to try and make a positive difference in these children’s and their families lives for the better.

    What I'm Passionate About

    I am passionate about working with children and their families as well as our referring physicians to find the best imaging tools possible to most efficiently and accurately identify what’s going on. In this way, patients and family members, together with their clinicians, can make the best decisions of the most appropriate care for their children. My special interests include:  imaging of sports related injuries  musculoskeletal imaging

    How I Try to Make A Difference

    As a radiologist who is also a parent, I try to step into the caregivers’ shoes when working with children and treat them as I would want my own family treated. I try to educate the patient and family so they understand what tests are being done and what the results mean so they can be knowledgeable as they move forward with the best possible care.

    Education & Training

    Fellowship

    • Musculoskeletal Radiology - Penn State University Hospital, 2007
    • Pediatric Radiology - St. Christopher's Hospital for Children, 2015

    Internship

    • Internal Medicine - Maimonides Medical Center, 2002

    Residency

    • Diagnostic Radiology - Maimonides Medical Center, 2006

    Medical/Dental School

    • M.D. - Drexel University, 2001

    Board Certifications

    • American Board of Radiology/Diagnostic Radiology
    • American Board of Radiology/Pediatric Radiology

    Research Activities

    I have been involved in multiple publications and numerous educational exhibits presented at national radiology conference meetings.

    • Applications and Error Ratios of Calibration Techniques in EOS, Orthoroentgenogram, and Teleoroentgenogram for Length Measurement: A Comparative Study.; Journal of pediatric orthopedics; (2022).

    • Infantile Tibia Vara (Blount Disease) with Iatrogenic Changes Causing Residual Tibial Deformities.; Journal of surgical orthopaedic advances; (2020).

    • Side-to-side bowel anastomosis mimicking intussusception in a 2-year-old child with Peutz-Jeghers syndrome.; Radiology case reports; (2018).

    • Imaging Appearance of high intestinal obstruction in neonates: a review; Drexel/Med Journal; (2018).

    • The pulmonary sequestration spectrum: no longer a sequestered diagnosis; Pediatric Radiology; (2017).

    • Benign and malignant skull base lesions in children: an educational reviews; pediatric radiology; (2017).

    • Frequently missed fractures in the pediatric population; pediatric radiology; (2017).

    • Pineal region masses in pediatric patients; Pediatric Radiology; (2017).

    • Multidetector computed tomography arteriography in the preoperative assessment of patients with ureteropelvic junction obstruction.; European journal of radiology; (2006).

    • MR imaging: Arthropathies and infectious conditions of the elbow, wrist, and hand.; Radiologic clinics of North America; (2006).

    • Crystal Deposition Diseases; Contemporary Diagnostic Radiology; (2004).

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