Radiology

The radiology department is involved in examinations that involve imaging, image guided diagnostics, and treatment. In collaboration with the Nuclear medicine department, we take and analyze PET/CT scans. Diagnostic examinations are important to reach the right diagnosis, to find a fitting treatment, and to assess whether the treatment is effective.

Our team

What does the Radiology department look like?

Approximately 30 radiologists work at our Radiology department, together with 45 laboratory workers, 8 physician assistants, 13 medical administrative employees, and 4 archival employees. Our department has available:

1 bucky machine
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3 CTs
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2 PET-CT (shared with the Nuclear Medicine department)
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3 MRI scans
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3 ultrasound rooms
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2 mammographs
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1 stereotactic biopsy table
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3 interventional rooms

Rapid diagnostics

The radiology department plays a vital role in rapid diagnostics at the Netherlands Cancer Institute. Read more about rapid diagnostics and the different tracts we offer on our rapid diagnostics page.

Radiology

Our team

Regina Beets-Tan

Annemarieke Bartels-Rutten

Tarik Baetens

Thierry Boellaard

Willemien van den Bos

Loes Braun

Annemarie Bruining

Jonas Castelijns

Margriet van Dijk - de Haan

Fernando Gomez Munoz

Birthe Heeres

Stijn Heijmink

Lisa Klompenhouwer

Petra de Koekkoek-Doll

Max Lahaye

Ferry Lalezari

Doenja Lambregts

Charlotte Lange

Claudette Loo

Monique Maas

Ritse Mann

Ilia Panfilov

Philip Pevenage

Alexander Schmitz

Beatrijs Seinstra

Klaas Staal

Laurens Topff

Hendrik Verelst

Bram Westerink

Bart de Wit

Rianne Wittenberg

Ingrid de Zwart

What can we do for you?

What does the Radiology department look like?

Rapid diagnostics

More information about radiation in health care:

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