Peter Homolka

Associate Professor (Medical Physics)

Medical University of Vienna

Austria

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Peter Homolka is an Associate Professor of Medical Physics at Vienna Medical University in Austria. His research focuses on 3D printing materials for radiology applications, including the development of anthropomorphic phantoms and imaging optimization studies in pediatric radiology and nuclear medicine. Recent contributions include studies on X-ray attenuation properties of various materials and the comparison of imaging techniques in emergency settings.

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Claudia Kuntner

Assistant Professor

Medical University of Vienna

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Martin Buschmann

Evangelical Hospital Vienna

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Tailoring the Mass Density of 3D Printing Materials for Accurate X-ray Imaging Simulation by Controlled Underfilling for Radiographic Phantoms

A spiculated mass target model for clinical image quality control in digital mammography

3D Printing Materials Mimicking Human Tissues after Uptake of Iodinated Contrast Agents for Anthropomorphic Radiology Phantoms

Technical Note: Realization and uncertainty analysis for an adjustable 3D structured breast phantom in digital breast tomosynthesis

Ultra-low-dose CT vs. chest X-ray in non-traumatic emergency department patients – a prospective randomised crossover cohort trial

X-ray attenuation of bone, soft and adipose tissue in CT from 70 to 140 kV and comparison with 3D printable additive manufacturing materials

Classification of X-Ray Attenuation Properties of Additive Manufacturing and 3D Printing Materials Using Computed Tomography From 70 to 140 kVp

Developing and implementing a multi-modality imaging optimization study in paediatric radiology: Experience and recommendations from an IAEA coordinated research project

Developing and implementing an imaging optimization study in pediatric nuclear medicine: Experience and recommendations from an iaea-coordinated research project

Diagnostic Reference Levels for computed tomography in Austria: A 2018 nationwide survey on adult patients

Performance of semiconductor dosimeters with a range of radiation qualities used for mammography: A calibration laboratory study

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Claudia Kuntner

Martin Buschmann

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