Tobias Struffert
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Tobias Struffert is a leading researcher in interventional neuroradiology, with a primary focus on advancing flat detector CT (FD-CT) perfusion imaging and high-resolution imaging of the inner ear. His work addresses critical challenges in stroke treatment by developing techniques that enable dynamic tissue perfusion measurement directly within the angiography suite, using C-arm systems. A major contribution is his pioneering work on denoising and artefact reduction in dynamic FD-CT perfusion, achieved through high-speed acquisition—a breakthrough that overcomes the inherent limitations of slower C-arm rotation compared to conventional CT. This research, published in 2014 and cited 18 times, has provided the first experimental and clinical evidence for a more practical, real-time imaging approach during catheter-guided stroke interventions. Additionally, Struffert has made notable advances in volume-of-interest (VOI) imaging of the inner ear using a robot-driven C-arm flat panel detector CT system, demonstrating feasibility for achieving higher image quality at reduced radiation doses. His work on this technique, cited 12 times, showcases his commitment to improving diagnostic precision while minimizing patient exposure. Through these contributions, Struffert has significantly impacted the field of neuroimaging, offering new pathways for safer, more effective stroke management and otologic imaging.
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