Maike Veyhl-Wichmann
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About
Maike Veyhl-Wichmann is a leading researcher in musculoskeletal imaging, specializing in the development and evaluation of ultra-high-resolution cone-beam computed tomography (CBCT) for extremity imaging. Her major contributions center on the twin robotic X-ray system, a novel platform that integrates CBCT with conventional radiography and fluoroscopy. Through a series of landmark studies, she has demonstrated that this system delivers diagnostic-quality 3D imaging of the wrist, ankle, and elbow at significantly lower radiation doses than conventional multidetector CT (MDCT). Her work on cadaveric wrist imaging, cited 19 times, established the prototype’s potential for dose reduction, while her 2019 study on wrist CBCT (15 citations) confirmed its clinical viability with superior patient positioning. Veyhl-Wichmann’s research has directly influenced the adoption of low-dose, high-resolution CBCT in orthopedic and emergency settings, offering a safer alternative for joint assessment. Her cumulative citations—over 60 across her top papers—underscore the impact of her work on imaging protocols and patient care. Notably, her 2020 elbow study highlighted CBCT’s advantages over MDCT in challenging anatomical regions, cementing her reputation as a pioneer in robotic X-ray innovation.
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