Ulrike Attenberger
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About
Dr. Ulrike Attenberger is a pioneering radiologist whose research sits at the intersection of precision oncology and interventional robotics. Her work is fundamentally reshaping how we approach stereotactic body radiation therapy (SBRT) and endovascular procedures. A landmark 2019 study, cited 21 times, introduced a novel method for analyzing treatment accuracy in active motion-compensated liver SBRT by registering planned radiation doses with post-therapeutic MRI-morphological alterations. This contribution provides a critical framework for verifying dose delivery in moving organs, directly improving the safety and efficacy of liver cancer treatments. Demonstrating her forward-looking vision, Dr. Attenberger also led a 2022 pilot animal study (7 citations) that evaluated the CorPath GRX Robotic System for robotic-assisted endovascular visceral interventions. By proving the technical feasibility and safety of this platform for common procedures, her work lays the groundwork for a future of enhanced precision and reduced radiation exposure in interventional radiology. Through these dual focuses on treatment verification and robotic innovation, Dr. Attenberger is a driving force in making minimally invasive cancer therapies both more accurate and more accessible.
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