Tobias Gassenmaier
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About
Tobias Gassenmaier is a leading researcher in musculoskeletal imaging, specializing in the development and clinical evaluation of cone-beam computed tomography (CBCT) for extremity trauma. His work centers on the innovative twin robotic X-ray system, which combines radiography, fluoroscopy, and 3D CBCT in a single device, revolutionizing the assessment of small bones and joints. Gassenmaier’s major contributions include demonstrating that CBCT of the wrist, ankle, and elbow delivers diagnostic image quality comparable to high-resolution multidetector CT (MDCT) but at significantly lower radiation doses—a critical advancement for patient safety. His 2020 study on small bone and joint trauma (25 citations) showed that CBCT findings directly altered treatment decisions in a substantial number of cases, underscoring its clinical value. He has also explored ultra-high-resolution imaging, dose reduction strategies, and tin prefiltration to optimize image quality. With over 100 cumulative citations, Gassenmaier’s work is shaping the future of extremity imaging, making 3D diagnostics more accessible, safer, and more efficient for routine trauma evaluation.
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