Izabella Barreto

Clinical Assistant Professor

University of Florida

United States

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Izabella Barreto is a Clinical Assistant Professor at the University of Florida, USA. Her research focuses on radiation dosimetry, image quality in computed tomography, and low-dose radiation practices in radiology. She has published articles on various topics, including advancements in CT detector technology, pediatric imaging, and the impact of patient size on dose estimates in lung cancer screening. Her work aims to enhance diagnostic imaging while minimizing radiation exposure.

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Professor and Medical Physicist

Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine

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Division Chief Neuroradiology

University of Florida College of Medicine

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Assessment of a New CT Detector and Filtration Technology: Part 1 — X-ray Beam Characterization and Radiation Dosimetry

Assessment of a New CT Detector and Filtration Technology: Part 2—Image Quality in Phantoms, Cadavers, and Patients

Proposed Priorities for Low-Dose Radiation Research and Their Relevance to the Practice of Radiology

A Health System's Response to the Ongoing Global Shortage of Iodinated Contrast Media.

Pediatric craniosynostosis computed tomography: an institutional experience in reducing radiation dose while maintaining diagnostic image quality.

Protocol for the measurement of the absorbed dose rate to water for a planar <sup>32</sup>P beta emitting brachytherapy source: A multi-institutional validation.

Comparison of metal artifact reduction using single-energy CT and dual-energy CT with various metallic implants in cadavers.

Iodinated Contrast Extravasation on Post-Revascularization Computed Tomography Mimics Magnetic Resonance Hyperintense Acute Reperfusion Marker: A Case Study.

The helically-acquired CTDI<sub>vol</sub> as an alternative to traditional methodology.

Patient size matters: Effect of tube current modulation on size-specific dose estimates (SSDE) and image quality in low-dose lung cancer screening CT.

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Mahadevappa Mahesh

John Rees

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