Krystal Archer-Arroyo, MD

Role

Diagnostic Radiology
Research Program

Discovery and Developmental Therapeutics
Practicing Since

2008

Background

Dr. Archer-Arroyo is a radiologist with over with over 12 years of experience in Emergency and Trauma Radiology, including 8 years at the University of Maryland R. Adams Cowley Trauma Center in Baltimore, Maryland. Her research interests include the applications of dual-energy CT in the emergent and trauma setting.

Titles & Roles

Associate Professor, Department of Radiology and Imaging Sciences

Emory University School of Medicine
Director

Radiology Critical Event Preparedness and Response (CEPAR)

Education & Training

Education

Fellowship, Abdominal Imaging, 2008
Georgetown University Hospital
Residency, Diagnostic Radiology, 2007
UMASS Memorial Medical Center
Internship, Internal Medicine, 2003
Albany Medical Center Hospital
Medical Education, MD, 2002
Albany Medical Center Hospital

Board Certifications

Diagnostic Radiology
American Board of Radiology, 2007

Research

Publications

Title/Journal	Authors	Publication Date
Is Traumatic Anterior Stove-In Chest Truly so Rare? A Single Institution Experience. The American surgeon	CH Meyer, E Aworanti, A Santos, C Castater, ZM Bauman, K Archer-Arroyo, R Sola, A Grant, RN Smith, JD Sciarretta, JH Nguyen	04/01/2024
Improved chest wall trauma taxonomy: an interdisciplinary CWIS and ASER collaboration. Emergency radiology	J Nguyen, K Archer-Arroyo, JA Gross, SD Steenburg, CW Sliker, CH Meyer, MT Nummela, FM Pieracci, AJ Kaye	10/01/2023
ACR Appropriateness Criteria® Right Upper Quadrant Pain: 2022 Update. Journal of the American College of Radiology : JACR	GK Russo, A Zaheer, IR Kamel, KK Porter, K Archer-Arroyo, MR Bashir, BD Cash, A Fung, M McCrary, BM McGuire, RD Shih, J Stowers, KH Thakrar, A Vij, SA Wahab, K Zukotynski, LR Carucci	05/01/2023
Bleeding From a Hepatic Artery-Portal Vein Fistula After Repair of a Stab Wound to the Liver. The American surgeon	MC Perez, SC Kim, A Egunsola, A Reitz, K Archer-Arroyo, RN Smith, KN Williams, K Udobi, R Sola, CJ Dente, MM Cristescu, A Grant, J Nguyen	05/01/2023
Correction to: Severity of traumatic adrenal injury does not meaningfully affect clinical outcomes. Emergency radiology	J Nguyen, N Ude, N Holloway, Y Tootla, K Archer-Arroyo, J Novack, J Tran, A Isaacson, M Drake, RN Smith, J Sciarretta, K Udobi, R Sola, K Williams, C Butler, AA Grant, BC Morse, KD Herr	10/01/2022
Severity of traumatic adrenal injury does not meaningfully affect clinical outcomes. Emergency radiology	J Nguyen, N Ude, N Holloway, Y Tootla, K Archer-Arroyo, J Novack, J Tran, A Isaacson, M Drake, RN Smith, J Sciarretta, K Udobi, R Sola, K Williams, C Butler, AA Grant, BC Morse, KD Herr	10/01/2022
Video-Assisted Thoracoscopic Internal Rib Fixation. The American surgeon	C Castater, B Hazen, C Davis, S Hoppe, C Butler, A Grant, K Archer-Arroyo, M Maceroli, SR Todd, J Nguyen	05/01/2022
Approaches to Repair of Penetrating Injuries of the Proximal, Mid, and Distal Esophagus. The American surgeon	C Castater, J Nguyen, M Perez, C Butler, C Meyer, SR Todd, J Sciarretta, R Smith, K Archer-Arroyo, A Grant	03/01/2022
Review of Multimodality Imaging of Renal Trauma. Radiologic clinics of North America	LC Chien, KD Herr, K Archer-Arroyo, M Vakil, TN Hanna	09/01/2020
The American Association for the Surgery of Trauma Organ Injury Scale 2018 update for computed tomography-based grading of renal trauma: a primer for the emergency radiologist. Emergency radiology	LC Chien, M Vakil, J Nguyen, A Chahine, K Archer-Arroyo, TN Hanna, KD Herr	02/01/2020
Dual-Energy Computed Tomography Imaging of Head: Virtual High-Energy Monochromatic (190 keV) Images Are More Reliable Than Standard 120 kV Images for Detecting Traumatic Intracranial Hemorrhages. Journal of neurotrauma	UK Bodanapally, KL Archer-Arroyo, D Dreizin, K Shanmuganathan, G Schwartzbauer, G Li, TR Fleiter	04/15/2019

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