Lucile Packard Children's Hospital
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Sep 25, 2026
Mike ArnoldHOST
Welcome to the Pediatric and Developmental Pathology Podcast, where you'll hear about the authors and articles featured in the journal Pediatric and Developmental Pathology.
Mike ArnoldHOST
I'm Dr. Mike Arnold of Lucille Packard Children's Hospital and Stanford University.
Jason WangHOST
And I'm Jason Wang, pediatric pathologist at Cook Children's Medical Center
Mike ArnoldHOST
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Christopher LonghurstGUEST
So I was born in Boston, but I spent forty-plus years in California, so that makes me more or less a California native.
Christopher LonghurstGUEST
And I ping-ponged up and down the state, college in San Diego, medical school in Davis, and I spent fifteen years at Stanford, where I did my residency training at Lucile Packard Children's Hospital.
Christopher LonghurstGUEST
It was a great time to be there, and I learned a ton there.
Christopher LonghurstGUEST
I left the pediatric world for about a decade when I went back to San Diego to serve in a leadership role at UC San Diego Health, and then, uh, last fall got the, the nod here, and very, very excited to come up to Seattle.
Teresa ChapmanGUEST
Yeah, this was an interesting article.
Teresa ChapmanGUEST
It, uh, pediatric radiologists from five different major centers, including Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center, Seattle Children's Hospital, Lucille Packard Children's Hospital at Stanford University, Texas Children's Hospital, and Children's Healthcare of Atlanta.
Teresa ChapmanGUEST
They compile-compiled their safety data on the frequency and types of MRI safety events in their pediatric imaging departments that occurred in zone four, um, between the years of twenty seventeen and twenty twenty-two.
Teresa ChapmanGUEST
So of course, as you all know, zone four is the MRI scan room, the actual magnet room that's strictly controlled within the highest magnetic hazard.
Ashley HunterGUEST
It's now called, uh, Ambassadors.
Ashley HunterGUEST
It's a group that supports the children's hospital at Stanford, the Lucile Packard Children's Hospital.
Ashley HunterGUEST
And when I was young and having kids, there wasn't a really easy way for me to connect with the hospital, which was the hospital where my kids were born and where I would go if, God forbid, anybody needed some kind of medical service, and I felt very disconnected from it.
Ashley HunterGUEST
So the group was formed to connect young moms and parents like me with this amazing community hospital that had just the best medical care and a lot of other really important programs for young parents raising kids.