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My Biography
I was born in Taipei and grew up in California. I received my undergraduate degree from Stanford University in 1987. I completed my medical school at the University Of Cincinnati School Of Medicine and finished my residency at Santa Clara Valley Medical Center. I completed a fellowship in Thoracic Radiology from the University of Maryland Medical Center and in Interventional Radiology from the Medical University of South Carolina.
I've been a Kaiser physician since 2000. I received the Hero Award for distinguished patient care three times, in March 2002, November 2004 and in October 2008. I have also been active in the teaching programs, being a frequent speaker for the medicine residency program and occasionally a guest speaker for other departments.
I perform the full spectrum of diagnostic and interventional procedures. In addition to imaging modalities such as CT, ultrasound, and MRI, etc., I also specializes in advanced interventional techniques such as biopsies, angiography, and embolizations, among others. I perform around a thousand such procedures in a typical year.
My Interests
When not busy working, I enjoy spending time with my wife and my two childeren (a son and a daughter). When I had free time, my hobbies included going to dinner, catching a movie, jogging, playing tennis, golf, and surfing the internet.
Guide in using the links to the left with the blue background
- A. If you have questions about the uterine artery embolization procedure, click on the link marked "A."
- B. If you are scheduled for any interventional radiology procedure and would like to read more about your procedure, click the link marked "B" and search for the topic that interests you. If you are having a biopsy, click the link (usally way at the bottom of the page) that says "Diagnosis" for details of an image-guided biopsy.
- C. If you have any questions about any radiology tests or procedures, such as CT, ultrasound, MRI, barium enema, etc., click on the link marked "C" and search for the appropriate study. You might also try clicking the link that says "Learn more about Radiology" and see if your topic is included on the list.
My Credentials
| University of Cincinnati College of Medicine, Cincinnati, OH |
| University of Cincinnati Hospital, Cincinnati, OH |
| Santa Clara Valley Medical Center, San Jose, CA |
| University of Maryland Medical System, Baltimore, MD |
| Medical University of South Carolina School of Medicine, Charleston, SC |
| Radiology-Diagnostic, American Board of Radiology |
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