Rodrigo Trevisan Massera (Rodrigo T Massera)

Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 2021-2024
Publications (10 Years): 7

Top Topics

Radiation Induced

Magnetic Resonance

Top Venues

Physics in medicine and biology

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Publications

Rodrigo Trevisan Massera, Hilde Bosmans, Sunay Rodriguez Perez, Nicholas W Marshall
A combined analytical and Monte Carlo method for detailed simulations of antiscatter grids in x-ray medical imaging: implementing scatter within the grid. Physics in medicine and biology (2024)
Rodrigo Trevisan Massera, Michiel Dehairs, Hannelore Verhoeven, Hilde Bosmans, Nicholas W Marshall
A comprehensive assessment of a prototype high ratio antiscatter grid in interventional cardiology using experimental measurements and Monte Carlo simulations. Physics in medicine and biology (2024)
Rodrigo Trevisan Massera, Hilde Bosmans, Sunay Rodriguez Perez, Nicholas W Marshall
A combined analytical and Monte Carlo method for detailed simulations of antiscatter grids in x-ray medical imaging: implementing scatter within the grid. Physics in medicine and biology 69 (7) (2024)
Rodrigo Trevisan Massera, Michiel Dehairs, Hannelore Verhoeven, Hilde Bosmans, Nicholas W Marshall
A comprehensive assessment of a prototype high ratio antiscatter grid in interventional cardiology using experimental measurements and Monte Carlo simulations. Physics in medicine and biology 69 (13) (2024)
Rodrigo Trevisan Massera, Hilde Bosmans, Sunay Rodriguez Perez, Nicholas W Marshall
A combined analytical and Monte Carlo method for detailed simulations of antiscatter grids in x-ray medical imaging: implementing scatter within the grid. Physics in medicine and biology 69 (7) (2024)
Gabriel Ferrauche Cordeiro de Souza, Giovanna Tramontin Carneiro, Rodrigo Trevisan Massera, Alessandra Tomal
Impact of fibroglandular tissue distribution and breast shape in voxelized breast models for dosimetry in mammography. Physics in medicine and biology (2023)
Rodrigo Trevisan Massera, José M Fernández-Varea, Alessandra Tomal
Impact of photoelectric cross section data on systematic uncertainties for Monte Carlo breast dosimetry in mammography. Physics in medicine and biology 66 (11) (2021)