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EPISODE · Apr 10, 2026 · 55 MIN

The Living Lineage - The Story of Pediatric Radiology in the United States

from Inside Pediatric Radiology · host Dr. Smyrna Tuburan; Dr. Erica Riedesel

How did pediatric radiology become its own field?In this episode of Inside Pediatric Radiology, we trace the journey from the early days of X-rays to the emergence of a specialty built on the idea that pediatric imaging requires a fundamentally different approach.With insights from Dr. Richard Markowitz, we highlight keymilestones in the development of the specialty, including the rise of pediatric hospitals, the influence of pioneering physicians, and the formation of the Society for Pediatric Radiology—a turning point that allowed radiologists to collaborate, share knowledge, and build a unified professional identity.Ultimately, this is a story not just of technology or institutions—but of people, mentorship, and a shared commitment to improving care for children. As the field continues to grow, today’s pediatric radiologists carry forward a legacy while helping to define what comes next.Links to topics discussed in this episode:SPR HistoryCaffey's Pediatric Diagnostic ImagingChapter 14, Pediatric Radiology N. Thorne Griscom

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