Navid Faraji, MD

My research focuses on both education and musculoskeletal imaging. As an Associate Program Director of the diagnostic radiology residency program and Assistant Professor of Anatomy, I am fortunate to work with many students and residents and engage them in radiology research.

Perhaps my most impactful MSK research was a study to assess the performance of Rayvolve, a fracture detection tool, in the emergency setting. Two additional recent projects include an epidemiologic study of injury patterns in ultimate frisbee players and assessing correlation between hoffitis and patellofemoral articular cartilage abnormalities in patients under the age of 50.