Tina Ehitiati
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Tina Ehitiati is a rising researcher in the field of medical imaging, with a focused expertise in cone-beam computed tomography (CBCT) and advanced C-arm imaging techniques. Her work centers on developing practical workflows for non-circular orbits in CBCT, a cutting-edge area that promises significant improvements in field-of-view, dose reduction, image quality, and artifact reduction during guided procedures. Her most-cited paper, "Practical workflow for arbitrary non-circular orbits for CT with clinical robotic C-arms" (2022), addresses a critical gap in translating theoretical benefits of non-circular trajectories into clinical practice. By leveraging the flexibility of modern robotic C-arms, she provides a systematic method to implement these orbits, potentially reducing patient radiation exposure and enhancing diagnostic accuracy. Though early in her career, with 2 citations on this key work, Ehitiati’s contribution is notable for its practical, application-oriented approach—bridging simulation and real-world clinical use. Her research holds promise for improving outcomes in interventional radiology and oncology, marking her as an emerging voice in the evolution of CBCT technology.
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