Josefine Graef
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Josefine Graef is a clinical researcher whose work centers on the intersection of advanced neuroimaging and precision radiotherapy for rare intracranial tumors. Her primary research areas include hybrid PET/MRI imaging, radiosurgery treatment planning, and the management of optic nerve sheath meningiomas (ONSM). Graef’s major contribution is demonstrating the feasibility of using 68Ga-DOTATOC-PET/MRI as a “one-stop shop” imaging tool for robotic radiosurgery in ONSM patients—a condition that can cause irreversible blindness. Her landmark 2021 study, cited 13 times, showed that receptor-based hybrid imaging enhances tumor delineation and diagnostic accuracy, offering a more secure approach to treatment planning. This work addresses a critical gap in clinical data for rare tumors, potentially improving outcomes for patients facing vision loss. Graef’s research has been recognized for its translational impact, bridging imaging innovation with practical radiosurgery applications. Her findings provide a foundation for future studies on hybrid imaging in neuro-oncology, positioning her as a rising expert in precision medicine for challenging cranial pathologies.
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