Anna Jerebko

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Anna Jerebko is a leading researcher in advanced medical imaging, with a primary focus on robotic X-ray systems and their integration with cone-beam computed tomography (CT). Her most notable contribution is the development and characterization of a twin robotic X-ray system, which employs two motor-driven telescopic arms to independently position an X-ray tube and a flat-panel detector. This innovative design enables seamless acquisition of both 2D radiographs and fluoroscopic sequences from arbitrary viewing angles, as well as high-quality 3D cone-beam CT reconstructions. Her seminal 2016 paper on this system has garnered 24 citations, establishing a foundational reference for researchers exploring flexible, multi-modal imaging platforms. Jerebko’s work is particularly impactful in intraoperative and interventional settings, where the ability to rapidly switch between 2D and 3D imaging without patient repositioning can improve procedural accuracy and workflow efficiency. By bridging the gap between conventional radiography and volumetric CT, she has helped pave the way for next-generation, robotically guided diagnostic and therapeutic imaging systems. Her contributions continue to influence the design of versatile, patient-centered X-ray technologies.