Dr. Sinan Al-Hadethi is an experienced General Radiologist with over 14 years of medical experience. He completed his MBBS degree in Iraq, before moving to Australia to undergo radiology training through the John Hunter Hospital Radiology Programme in New South Wales.
Dr. Al-Hadethi further pursued his specialized training in thoracic imaging and upper abdomen imaging through fellowships at Monash Hospital, Melbourne, focusing on cardiac imaging, lung interstitial diseases, and hepatobiliary disorders. He has extensive experience in general diagnostic radiology, offering expert imaging services including CT scans, MRIs, and ultrasounds.
Dr. Al-Hadethi currently practices in Albury, specializing in cardiac imaging and lung and liver diseases, and is known for his expertise in the diagnosis and treatment of interstitial lung diseases and hepatobiliary conditions.
University of Baghdad · Bachelor of Medicine & Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) · Year: 2005
Registration No. REG-78962351 · Medical Board of Australia - MBA · 2007
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Dr. Al-Hadethi has been actively involved in clinical research in cardiac imaging, lung diseases, and hepatobiliary conditions. He has contributed to studies on improving diagnostic accuracy in cardiac imaging using CT and MRI, as well as advancing techniques for diagnosing lung interstitial diseases and hepatobiliary disorders. Dr. Al-Hadethi has presented his findings at medical conferences and collaborated with international researchers to enhance radiological practices.
FRANZCR Fellowship – Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists (2014)
Excellence in Cardiac Imaging – Australian Radiology Society (2017)
Outstanding Contribution to Thoracic Imaging – Monash Hospital, Melbourne (2018)
Dr. Al-Hadethi has written several articles on cardiac imaging, interstitial lung diseases, and hepatobiliary imaging. His bibliography includes work on the use of CT and MRI in diagnosing heart diseases, as well as liver and lung disorders. He has published in radiology journals and contributed to peer-reviewed studies aimed at improving imaging technologies.
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