Amir Pourmorteza

Assistant Professor

Emory University School of Medicine

United States

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Amir Pourmorteza is an Assistant Professor at Emory University School of Medicine in the United States. His research focuses on advancing imaging techniques in radiology, particularly through photon-counting and ultrahigh-resolution CT systems. Recent publications explore topics including the effects of beam hardening, cardiac motion on image quality, and innovative clinical applications of photon-counting technology.

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David Bluemke

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University of Wisconsin-Madison

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David Cormode

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University of Pennsylvania

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Beam hardening of K-edge contrast agents: a phantom study comparing clinical energy-integrating detector and photon-counting detector CT systems

Phase-Contrast CT: A Grand Challenge for Radiology

Ultrahigh-Resolution K-Edge Imaging of Coronary Arteries With Prototype Deep-Silicon Photon-Counting CT: Initial Results in Phantoms

Cardiac-induced motion of the pancreas and its effect on image quality of ultrahigh-resolution CT

Clinical Applications of Photon-counting CT: A Review of Pioneer Studies and a Glimpse into the Future

Ultra-high-resolution spectral silicon-based photon-counting detector CT for coronary CT angiography: Initial results in a dynamic phantom

Photon-counting CT to Virtual Noncontrast CT Images

Next-Generation Hardware Advances in CT: Cardiac Applications

Photon-counting CT: Scouting for Quantitative Imaging Biomarkers

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David Bluemke

David Cormode

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