Birth | 1925 (5685) 36 Lithuania - ליטא |
Immigration | South Africa yesHebrew: דרום אפריקה |
Immigration | England yesHebrew: אנגליה |
Immigration | Israel yesHebrew: צרפת |
Birth of a sister | Sadie KREEL 1929 (5689) (Age 4 years) |
Occupation | Head of Division of Radiology, Consultant Radiologist 1980 (5740) (Age 55 years)Address: Northwick Park Hospital,
Watford Rd, Harrow,
Middlesex HA1 3UJ,
England Hebrew: רדיאולוג Employer: Northwick Park Hospital Phone: +44 20 8864 3232 Note: CT scanning has had inestimable effects on medical care, and we owe a huge debt to Godfrey Hounsfiel… |
Death of a sister | Sadie KREEL December 11, 2014 (Kislev 19, 5775) (Age 89 years) |
Death | March 2019 (Adar II 5779) (Age 94 years) |
Title | Dr. Louis Kreel, M.D., F.R.C.P., F.R.C.R. Title in Hebrew: ד"ר |
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Bunim Idel KRILL בונים יידל קריל Birth: 1889 (5649) — Rakishok, Russia (Lithuania) Death: Southampton, England |
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Sadie KREEL סיידי קרייל Birth: 1929 (5689) 40 — Johannesburg, South Africa Death: December 11, 2014 (Kislev 19, 5775) — Lewes, England |
Occupation | CT scanning has had inestimable effects on medical care, and we owe a huge debt to Godfrey Hounsfield and Allan Cormack for their pioneering work. It is difficult to overestimate the impact that the EMI/CT scanner has had on medicine. Godfrey Hounsfield received the Nobel Prize in Stockholm in 1979.
Hounsfield looked at practical applications and approached the Department of Health in London in 1968. He met Dr. Cliff Gregory and Gordon Higson, who were scientific advisers at the Department of Health and Social Security (DHSS). Hounsfield was then introduced to Dr. Evan Lennon, a radiological adviser who knew Frank Doyle from the Hammersmith Hospital. Doyle gave Hounsfield two lumbar vertebrae of different densities, which Hounsfield examined and returned to Doyle with computer printouts of numbers in the coronal plane of the vertebral body. Hounsfield had already worked out a scale of numbers, and Doyle was impressed with the result.
Lennon also made contact with two other radiologists: Dr. James Ambrose and Dr. Louis Kreel. Ambrose was a neuroradiologist from Atkinson Morley's Hospital in South London, and Kreel was from the Royal Free Hospital; Kreel subsequently moved to Northwick Park Hospital in Harrow, where he did pioneer work using the EMI body scanner. With the development of larger whole-body scanners in 1975, first used by Louis Kreel of Northwick Park, the results particularly from scanning the chest and pelvis opened new diagnostic possibilities.
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Books:
Outline of radiology; by Louis Kreel,Heinemann Medical, 1971, ISBN-9780433188308.
Medical imaging: CT, U/S, IS, NMR, by Louis Kreel, Year Book Medical Publishers, 1979,ISBN-978-0815119173.
Clark's Positioning in Radiography, Edited by Louis Kreel, Mosby Elsevier Health Science, 1981, ISBN-9780815151913
Outline of Medical Imaging, by Louis Kreel & Anna Thornton, Butterworth-Heinemann Ltd, 1991, London, ISBN-9780750602198.
Radiology of Occupational Chest Disease, Edited by Albert Solomon & Louis Kreel, Springer-Verlag, 2012, New York, ISBN-9781461281610. |