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John Malko

Adjunct Associate Professor

Emory University

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Emory College of Arts and Sciences

Physics

John Malko is currently serving as an Emory College Of Arts And Sciences Adjunct Associate Professor at Emory University.

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John Malko

Emory University

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medical imaging radiology neurology neuroimaging magnetic resonance imaging neuroscience neuroradiology brain imaging medicine biomedical imaging mr imaging nuclear medicine neuroanatomy orthopedic surgery respiratory medicine magnetic resonance hepatology regenerative medicine geriatrics veterinary medicine spinal cord lumbar spine spine surgery medical image analysis breast imaging renal corticomedullary junction physical medicine spinal cord medicine musculoskeletal disorders bone research vascular biology animal behavior mammalian biology space weather cancer imaging thoracic spine spinal biomechanics angiology cell growth yeast magnetic fields bone imaging skeletal imaging intervertebral disc primate behavior cervical spine clinical gerontology geriatric medicine bioequivalence computed tomography lunar science black holes general relativity tissue imaging teaching methods teaching ai lumbar intervertebral discs leptomeningeal metastasis jugular venous thrombosis noninvasive imaging hepatic iron overload pituitary adenoma motional artifact reduction spin warp images acquisition order mri safety bullet composition ballistic wounds tesla magnetic field yeast cells

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Can the Diagnostic Accuracy of Bone Scintigraphy Be Maintained With Half the Scanning Time?. Journal of Nuclear Medicine Technology (2021)

Valeria M. MoncayoSebastine ChimaforElizabeth LulajJohn A. MalkoRaghuveer Halkar

technologyrespiratory medicinenuclear medicinediagnostic accuracyveterinary medicinebone scintigraphy

Reply to “Ballistic Debris of Unknown Composition Should Be Considered Mri Conditional”. American Journal of Roentgenology (2021)

Arthur J. FountainAmanda CoreyJohn A. MalkoDavian StrozierJason W. Allen

neuroimagingmagnetic resonance imaginghealth sciencesunknown composition

Imaging Appearance of Ballistic Wounds Predicts Bullet Composition: Implications for Mri Safety. American Journal of Roentgenology (2020)

Arthur J. FountainAmanda CoreyJohn A. MalkoDavian StrozierJason W. Allen

neurologymri safetybrain imagingmedical imagingmagnetic resonance imagingbullet compositionneuroscienceballistic woundsneuroimaginghealth sciencesbiomedical imaging

Rate of Sentinel Lymph Node Visualization in Fatty Breasts: Tc-99M Tilmanocept Versus Tc-99M Filtered Sulfur Colloid. Journal of Nuclear Medicine (2016)

Maryam ShahrzadValeria MoncayoJohn MalkoRaghuveer Halkar

tissue imagingradiation oncologyfatty breastsmedical imagingdermatologybiomedical imagingradiologycancer imagingnuclear medicinebreast imagingbreast cancer

Novel Way for Correcting Breast Attenuation in Myocardial Perfusion Imaging: Converting Non-Unifom Breast in to Uniform One. Journal of Nuclear Medicine (2014)

Kennedy DunnJohn MalkoBital Savir-BaruchRaghuveer Halkar

cardiologymyocardial perfusion imagingmedical imagingbiomedical imagingradiologybreast attenuationnon-unifom breastnuclear medicinemedicinebreast imaginghealth sciencesbreast cancer

An in Vivo Magnetic Resonance Imaging Study of Changes in the Volume (and Fluid Content) of the Lumbar Intervertebral Discs During a Simulated Diurnal Load Cycle. Spine (1999)

J A MalkoW C HuttonW A Fajman

physical medicineneuroanatomyneuroradiologyspinal cord medicinethoracic spinelumbar spinephysiologyanatomylumbar intervertebral discsspine surgerymedical imagingmagnetic resonance imagingorthopedic surgeryspinal biomechanicsmusculoskeletal disordersneurologyspinal cord injuryorthopaedic surgeryspinal cord

Do Diurnal Changes in Loading Affect the Interpretation of Mri Scans of the Lumbar Spine?. Journal of Spinal Disorders (1996)

John A. MalkoWilliam C. HuttonAndrea R. GiacomettiGabrielle KaterPaula GreenfieldScott D. BodenD. Hal Silcox

neurologylumbar spinemedical imagingmagnetic resonance imagingneuroscienceradiologyneuroimagingmri scansdiurnal changes

Anatomic and Physiologic Imaging of Alzheimer’s Disease. Clinics in Geriatric Medicine (1994)

Andrea R. GiacomettiPatricia C. DavisNaomi P. AlazrakiJohn A. Malko

neurologyalzheimer's diseasemedical imagingrespiratory medicineneuroscienceclinical gerontologygeriatric medicinemedicinegeriatricsneuroimagingphysiologic imagingbiomedical imaging

Search for Influence of 1.5 Tesla Magnetic Field on Growth of Yeast Cells. Bioelectromagnetics (1994)

J. A. MalkoI. ConstantinidisD. DillehayW. A. Fajman

biophysicstesla magnetic fieldelectromagnetismcell growthcell biologyyeastyeast cellsmagnetic fields

29 Flow Sensitive Mr Imaging of Ventriculoperitoneal Shunts. Investigative Radiology (1991)

M. CastilloP. A. HudginsJ. A. MalkoJ. C. Hoffman

neurologyventriculoperitoneal shuntsbrain imagingmagnetic resonance imagingmedical imagingradiologyneuroimaging

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John Malko

Adjunct Associate Professor

Emory University

Affiliations

Emory College of Arts and Sciences

Physics

John Malko is currently serving as an Emory College Of Arts And Sciences Adjunct Associate Professor at Emory University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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John Malko

Emory University

Adjunct Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Can the Diagnostic Accuracy of Bone Scintigraphy Be Maintained With Half the Scanning Time?. Journal of Nuclear Medicine Technology (2021)

Valeria M. MoncayoSebastine ChimaforElizabeth LulajJohn A. MalkoRaghuveer Halkar

technologyrespiratory medicinenuclear medicinediagnostic accuracyveterinary medicinebone scintigraphy

Reply to “Ballistic Debris of Unknown Composition Should Be Considered Mri Conditional”. American Journal of Roentgenology (2021)

Arthur J. FountainAmanda CoreyJohn A. MalkoDavian StrozierJason W. Allen

neuroimagingmagnetic resonance imaginghealth sciencesunknown composition

Imaging Appearance of Ballistic Wounds Predicts Bullet Composition: Implications for Mri Safety. American Journal of Roentgenology (2020)

Arthur J. FountainAmanda CoreyJohn A. MalkoDavian StrozierJason W. Allen

neurologymri safetybrain imagingmedical imagingmagnetic resonance imagingbullet compositionneuroscienceballistic woundsneuroimaginghealth sciencesbiomedical imaging

Rate of Sentinel Lymph Node Visualization in Fatty Breasts: Tc-99M Tilmanocept Versus Tc-99M Filtered Sulfur Colloid. Journal of Nuclear Medicine (2016)

Maryam ShahrzadValeria MoncayoJohn MalkoRaghuveer Halkar

tissue imagingradiation oncologyfatty breastsmedical imagingdermatologybiomedical imagingradiologycancer imagingnuclear medicinebreast imagingbreast cancer

Novel Way for Correcting Breast Attenuation in Myocardial Perfusion Imaging: Converting Non-Unifom Breast in to Uniform One. Journal of Nuclear Medicine (2014)

Kennedy DunnJohn MalkoBital Savir-BaruchRaghuveer Halkar

cardiologymyocardial perfusion imagingmedical imagingbiomedical imagingradiologybreast attenuationnon-unifom breastnuclear medicinemedicinebreast imaginghealth sciencesbreast cancer

An in Vivo Magnetic Resonance Imaging Study of Changes in the Volume (and Fluid Content) of the Lumbar Intervertebral Discs During a Simulated Diurnal Load Cycle. Spine (1999)

J A MalkoW C HuttonW A Fajman

Do Diurnal Changes in Loading Affect the Interpretation of Mri Scans of the Lumbar Spine?. Journal of Spinal Disorders (1996)

John A. MalkoWilliam C. HuttonAndrea R. GiacomettiGabrielle KaterPaula GreenfieldScott D. BodenD. Hal Silcox

neurologylumbar spinemedical imagingmagnetic resonance imagingneuroscienceradiologyneuroimagingmri scansdiurnal changes

Anatomic and Physiologic Imaging of Alzheimer’s Disease. Clinics in Geriatric Medicine (1994)

Andrea R. GiacomettiPatricia C. DavisNaomi P. AlazrakiJohn A. Malko

neurologyalzheimer's diseasemedical imagingrespiratory medicineneuroscienceclinical gerontologygeriatric medicinemedicinegeriatricsneuroimagingphysiologic imagingbiomedical imaging

Search for Influence of 1.5 Tesla Magnetic Field on Growth of Yeast Cells. Bioelectromagnetics (1994)

J. A. MalkoI. ConstantinidisD. DillehayW. A. Fajman

biophysicstesla magnetic fieldelectromagnetismcell growthcell biologyyeastyeast cellsmagnetic fields

29 Flow Sensitive Mr Imaging of Ventriculoperitoneal Shunts. Investigative Radiology (1991)

M. CastilloP. A. HudginsJ. A. MalkoJ. C. Hoffman

neurologyventriculoperitoneal shuntsbrain imagingmagnetic resonance imagingmedical imagingradiologyneuroimaging

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