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Culpeper Memorial Hospital is currently in the process of installing one of the world’s most advanced diagnostic X-ray imaging systems.
“The new Computed Tomography (CT) whole body scanner will enable doctors to perform studies of head and body tissues with unprecedented detail and accuracy,” said Dr. Peter Nielsen, Director of Medical Imaging at Culpeper Memorial Hospital.
A Phi Beta Kappa graduate of New York University, Dr. Nielsen attended medical school at Cornell University and did residency training in radiology, nuclear medicine, and internal medicine at Bethesda Naval Hospital. In July 1988, Dr. Nielson came to Culpeper. Board certified not only in radiology, but also in nuclear medicine and internal medicine, Dr. Nielsen will be responsible for reading and interpreting the scans from this equipment.
“It is unusual for a community hospital of our size to have the combined expertise of an individual with
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