Travis Scharr, MD. joined Memphis Radiological P.C. in 2020. Dr. Scharr received an undergraduate degree from Millsaps College. Dr. Scharr earned a M.A. from Tulane University. He then went on to earning his medical degree from University of Tennessee Health Science Center and completed his residency in Diagnostic Radiology at University of Tennessee, Memphis. He completed his fellowship in Diagnostic Body Imaging at Vanderbilt University.
PUBLICATIONS & PRESENTATIONS
Travis S. Scharr, Katherine L. Ragland, Majid A. Khan, Kenneth Liechty, James A. Bofil, Razvan Buciuc, and Judy R. James. ‘Intra-Uterine Sub-Structure Evaluation of the Developing Neuro-Anatomical Fiber Tracts in Fetuses Using DTI.’
Abstract 2012 ISMRM in Melbourne, Australia
Tae Hong Park, Jonathan Biguenet, Zhiye Li, Conner Richardson, Travis Scharr (2007). Feature Modulation Synthesis (FMS).
2007 International Computer Music Conference, Copenhagen, Denmark.
Katherine L. Ragland, Travis S. Scharr, Majid A. Khan, Manohar S. Roda, Kenneth Liechty, James A. Bofill, Razvan Buciuc, Judy R. James: ‘Diffusion tensor imaging to evaluate intra-uterine maturation of fetal white matter tracts.’
Radiology Research Day 2011, University of Mississippi Medical Center, MS. Oral presentation – Outstanding Research Award (1st prize)
Travis S. Scharr, Katherine L. Ragland, Majid A. Khan, Kenneth Liechty, James A. Bofil, Razvan Buciuc, and Judy R. James. ‘Intra-Uterine Sub-Structure Evaluation of the Developing Neuro-Anatomical Fiber Tracts in Fetuses Using DTI.’
Electronic poster presentation at the 2012 ISMRM in Melbourne, Australia
Jeffrey D. Hooker, Majid A. Khan, Mike Schmidt, James A. Bofill, Kenneth W. Leitchy, Warren L. May, Aaron Flammang, Judy R. James.1 Maturation of the In-Utero Fetal Brain mapped by DTI.
Presenter of electronic poster at the 2013 ARRS Annual Meeting in Washington, D.C.