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Kert Anzilotti, M.D., MBA
System Chief Medical Officer and Interim President of the Medical Group.
Expertise & Research Interests
- Hospital Throughput
- Quality
- Acute Care
- Radiology
- Clinical Strategy
- Safety
Education
- M.D., Thomas Jefferson University
- M.B.A., Business Administration, University of Delaware
Kert Anzilotti, M.D., MBA
System Chief Medical Officer and Interim President of the Medical Group.
Dr. Anzilotti focuses on the optimization of care delivery across the health care system through strategic visioning, network development, clinical technology implementation and leveraging medical informatics.
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Experience
Delaware medical school pipeline at risk
Dr. Kirk N. Garratt Named Medical Director of Christiana Care’s Center for Heart & Vascular Health
Christiana Care Health System recognized as one of nation’s best
Volumetric MRI and MRS and Early Motor Development of Infants Born Preterm
To investigate the relationship between volumetric magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and magnetic resonance spectroscopy (MRS) in infants born less than 30 weeks gestation and early motor development at 6 months adjusted age.
Reductions in High-End Imaging Utilization With Radiology Review and Consultation
Following the uptake of value-based purchasing in concert with health care reform in the United States, providers, insurers, and patients are looking for ways to reduce excessive, dangerous, and/or inappropriate high-end imaging utilization (HEIU).
Machine learning algorithms for predicting scapular kinematics
The goal of this study was to develop and validate a non-invasive approach to estimate scapular kinematics in individual patients. We hypothesized that machine learning algorithms could be developed using motion capture data to accurately estimate dynamic scapula orientation based on measured humeral orientations and acromion process positions.
Validation of a mathematical approach to estimate dynamic scapular orientation
The goal of this study was to develop and validate a non-invasive approach to estimate scapular kinematics in individual patients.
CT Angiography collateral flow score in acute stroke patients with M1 or M2 thrombosis: A reproducible and practical predictor of infarct size
As advancements are made in the treatment of acute infarcts, it becomes increasingly important to develop ways to assist in the prediction of the final infarct size and overall prognosis.
- American Board of Radiology
Kert Anzilotti, M.D., MBA
System Chief Medical Officer and Interim President of the Medical Group.
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