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Welcoming Neuroradiologist Dr. Shahin Korangy to Millenium MRI

Sep 26, 2023
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Updated: 4 days ago

Dr. Shahin Korangy, neuroradiologist at Millenium MRI

We are pleased to introduce Dr. Shahin Korangy, a board-certified, fellowship-trained neuroradiologist with two decades of experience, to the Millenium MRI team. Dr. Korangy brings deep expertise in evaluating and reporting neurologic and body imaging.


Education and training


Dr. Korangy began his education at George Washington University. He went on to Georgetown University Medical Center, where he completed his training as Chief Resident and then a fellowship in Neuroradiology.


During his fellowship, Dr. Korangy trained at the National Institute of Health and Children's National Medical Center. This gave him experience with specialized neurological medicine and advanced radiology techniques.


Areas of expertise


Dr. Korangy's expertise includes advanced radiology techniques and pediatric imaging. Reading studies of the nervous system and the body takes extensive knowledge and a careful eye for detail, and his experience helps him provide high-quality reads for our patients.


If you've had a brain scan, our guide to brain MRI terms explains common words you may see in your report. Parents can also read what to know about pediatric MRI.


Welcome to the team


Dr. Korangy's focus on neuroradiology and body imaging fits our mission to deliver accurate, caring imaging services. We are honored to have him join our team. Meet the rest of our radiologists.


Schedule an MRI at Millenium MRI


Millenium MRI has centers in Ocala, Largo, and Tamarac, Florida, and in North Little Rock, Springdale, Jonesboro, and Marion, Arkansas. Scans are read by board-certified radiologists, and results are usually sent to your referring doctor within 24 hours. Same-day appointments are often available. We accept most insurance plans, workers' compensation, personal injury cases, and self-pay. Call your nearest center or request an appointment online.



This article is for general information and is not medical advice. Talk with your doctor about your specific situation.


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