Muscle + Recovery
Can muscle on CT tell us something about recovery and resilience?
Physician / RadMom
Mei Carter, MD.
Physician • Incoming Diagnostic Radiology Resident • Endurance Athlete
I’m interested in medical imaging, AI, human performance, and the ways medicine intersects with life outside the hospital.
01 / Research + Projects
Selected Work.
01C2—T1QUANTITATIVE IMAGING
1,000-patient cervical CT morphometry
Using CT scans from 1,000 patients to better understand the anatomy around the nerves in the neck.
02CT / MRI / XRANATOMY ACROSS MODALITIES
Multimodality imaging research
Comparing spinal measurements across X-ray, CT, and MRI to understand what each image can tell us.
Reviving GI Fluoroscopy
Making a teaching archive of GI fluoroscopy cases easier to explore and learn from.
04Muscle + TimeLOOKING BEYOND THE SCAN
Body composition and recovery
Exploring what muscle measurements on CT may tell us about aging and recovery.
02 / Current questions
What I’m working on.
Aging
What can imaging tell us about aging in people who live past 100?
AI + Education
How can AI help people learn radiology faster?
Imaging Workflows
How will AI and automation change the way imaging gets done?
03 / A bit about me
Medicine is a big
part of my life.
There’s more to it.
Doctor, mom, endurance athlete, researcher, and serial side-quest starter.
I care a lot about medicine. I’m also interested in training, building things, learning faster, using AI well, and finding out what I’m capable of.
Some days that means research. Other days, it means a long run or getting home in time for my son.
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