Henner Huflage
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Total Citations
77
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About
Henner Huflage is a radiology researcher whose work centers on advanced musculoskeletal imaging, with a particular focus on cone-beam computed tomography (CBCT) and twin robotic X-ray systems for extremity and joint evaluation. His research has made significant contributions to the clinical application of gantry-free CBCT technology, demonstrating its diagnostic value in acute trauma scenarios — including elbow and small bone injuries — where patient repositioning is challenging or impossible. With his most-cited work accumulating over 75 citations collectively, Huflage has systematically explored how this emerging imaging modality compares to conventional multidetector CT, addressing critical practical concerns such as metal artifact reduction, radiation dose optimization, and the use of tin prefiltration. His investigations into iterative artifact reduction algorithms and acquisition parameter optimization have helped establish evidence-based protocols for post-surgical follow-up imaging. Beyond trauma, Huflage has extended his research into innovative applications such as CT arthrography of the wrist and upright tomosynthesis of the lumbar spine, underscoring a broader ambition to harness flexible, multi-purpose imaging platforms for improved musculoskeletal diagnostics under physiologically relevant conditions.
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- 2Twin Robotic Gantry-Free Cone-Beam CT in Acute Elbow Trauma14 citations · 2022
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- 7Upright Tomosynthesis of the Lumbar Spine2 citations · 2023
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