Stefanie Corradini
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Stefanie Corradini is a leading researcher in medical imaging, specializing in cone-beam computed tomography (CBCT) and its clinical applications. Her work focuses on reducing image artifacts and improving reconstruction quality in robotic CBCT devices. Her most-cited paper, "Reduction of cone‐beam CT artifacts in a robotic CBCT device using saddle trajectories with integrated infrared tracking" (2024, 6 citations), introduces an innovative approach combining non-circular scanning trajectories with infrared tracking to mitigate cone-beam artifacts—a persistent challenge in CBCT imaging. This method enhances data completeness and image reliability, directly impacting fields like interventional radiology and radiotherapy. Corradini’s contributions advance the practical utility of CBCT by addressing fundamental limitations in image quality, making her a key figure in the evolution of 3D medical imaging. Her work is particularly notable for integrating hardware and algorithmic solutions, bridging the gap between theoretical imaging physics and real-world clinical needs. With a growing citation record, Corradini’s research is shaping the future of artifact reduction and precision imaging.
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