Michael Manhart
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Michael Manhart is a leading researcher in interventional imaging, with a primary focus on advancing flat detector CT perfusion (FD-CTP) for stroke treatment. His most cited work, a 2014 study on denoising and artefact reduction in dynamic FD-CTP using high-speed acquisition, addresses a critical challenge: C-arm angiography systems rotate slower than conventional CT, limiting image quality in time-sensitive procedures. By developing novel acquisition and processing strategies, Manhart demonstrated the first experimental and clinical results showing that high-speed protocols can suppress motion artefacts and noise, making FD-CTP a viable tool for real-time perfusion assessment during catheter-guided stroke interventions. This work has garnered 18 citations, underscoring its influence on the field. Manhart’s contributions bridge engineering and clinical practice, enabling safer, more effective stroke treatments. His research continues to push the boundaries of interventional neuroradiology, offering hope for faster, more precise diagnosis and therapy in acute stroke care.
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