Tabea Fieber
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Tabea Fieber is a researcher at the forefront of advancing musculoskeletal imaging, with a primary focus on cone-beam computed tomography (CBCT) for trauma and orthopedic applications. Her work centers on the clinical utility and technical refinement of twin robotic X-ray systems, particularly in the challenging context of small bone and joint trauma. In her highly cited 2020 study, Fieber demonstrated that CBCT significantly influences treatment decisions in extremity trauma, revealing that 3-D imaging uncovers critical findings missed by conventional radiography. Her subsequent 2022 work on metal artifact reduction in ultra-high-resolution CBCT has been pivotal, systematically comparing artifact profiles between CBCT and multi-detector CT to improve image quality in patients with osteosynthetic implants. With over 39 citations across her key publications, Fieber’s research directly addresses a major clinical need: enhancing diagnostic accuracy while minimizing patient repositioning and radiation exposure. Her contributions are shaping how radiologists and surgeons evaluate complex fractures and post-operative complications, positioning her as an emerging authority in advanced orthopedic imaging.
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