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Quantitative 3D MRI of degenerative hip disease from an animal model to clinical routine

Dr. Florian Schmaranzer MD, PhD

Department of Radiology, Inselspital Bern/Bern University Hospital

Thursday, February 2 2023, 17:00

· CPD

Quantitative imaging of cartilage in premature degenerative hip disease yields great potential for improving surgical decision making but is challenging from an acquisition and post-processing perspective alike. The talk will discuss how large animal models can act as a translational platform for quantitative pulse sequence validation and how deep learning methods can speed up and enable a more holistic analysis of joint derangement and morphology.

The lecture will be held as a zoom meeting, please connect using
https://unibe-ch.zoom.us/j/61954796127?pwd=b25nSWVIVi9PWlV4Vlp3NXpMdjRQdz09

and do spread the word to anybody potentially interested (for further info: bernd.jung@insel.ch).

 

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