Ankur Garg

Pioneering solutions for emerging issues in radiology and medical imaging, Ankur Garg serves as an assistant professor in the Radiology department at Northwestern University. With a robust educational background, he holds both an MD and an MBA from the University of Chicago, equipping him with a unique blend of medical expertise and business acumen. His research interests are deeply rooted in the fields of anatomy, medicine, and radiology, with a particular focus on the intricacies of nerve anatomy and patient care. Dr. Garg has made significant contributions to the academic community through his research and publications. His work on the resident perspective of the virtual diagnostic radiology residency interview process has provided valuable insights into the evolving landscape of medical education and training. Additionally, his research on the sural nerve has shed light on its imaging anatomy and pathology, offering critical information for both clinical and academic applications. One of Dr. Garg's notable studies involves the comparative analysis of clinical Y-view versus 3-dimensional assessments of intramuscular fat in patients with full-thickness rotator cuff tears. This research has implications for improving diagnostic accuracy and treatment strategies in musculoskeletal disorders. His dedication to advancing the field of radiology is evident in his commitment to exploring innovative approaches to complex medical challenges. Beyond his research, Dr. Garg is actively involved in mentoring the next generation of radiologists, fostering a collaborative and dynamic learning environment. His passion for teaching and his ability to integrate cutting-edge research with practical applications make him a respected figure in the academic community. Through his work, Dr. Garg continues to push the boundaries of medical knowledge, striving to enhance patient outcomes and improve healthcare delivery.