M. Völk

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Digital radiography of the skeleton using a large-area detector based on amorphous silicon technology: image quality and potential for dose reduction in comparison with screen-film radiography.

M. Reiser, S. Feuerbach, M. Strotzer, 2000, Clinical Radiology.

Morphology and hemodynamics in dissection of the descending aorta: Assessment with MR imaging

Wolfgang R. Nitz, Markus Völk, Michael Strotzer, 2000 .

Time-resolved contrast-enhanced MR angiography of renal artery stenosis: diagnostic accuracy and interobserver variability.

W. Nitz, S. Feuerbach, M. Strotzer, 2000, AJR. American journal of roentgenology.

Feasibility of MR-guided Angioplasty of Femoral Artery Stenoses Using Real-time Imaging and Intraarterial Contrast-enhanced MR Angiography

W. Nitz, S. Feuerbach, J. Seitz, 2004, RoFo : Fortschritte auf dem Gebiete der Rontgenstrahlen und der Nuklearmedizin.

MR imaging-guided stent placement in iliac arterial stenoses: a feasibility study.

W. Nitz, M. Völk, S. Feuerbach, 2001, Radiology.

Comparison of magnetic resonance imaging colonography with conventional colonoscopy for the assessment of intestinal inflammation in patients with inflammatory bowel disease: a feasibility study

R. Kikinis, A. Schreyer, G. Rogler, 2005, Gut.

Flat-panel x-ray detector using amorphous silicon technology. Reduced radiation dose for the detection of foreign bodies.

M. Völk, S. Feuerbach, M. Strotzer, 1997, Investigative radiology.

Digital radiography with a large-area, amorphous-silicon, flat-panel X-ray detector system.

B Geiger, B. Geiger, M. Völk, 2000, Investigative radiology.

Chest Radiography With a Large-Area Detector Based on Cesium-Iodide/Amorphous-Silicon Technology: Image Quality and Dose Requirement in Comparison With an Asymmetric Screen–Film System

S. Feuerbach, M. Strotzer, N. Holzknecht, 2000, Journal of thoracic imaging.

Digital Image Composition in Long-Leg Radiography With a Flat-Panel Detector: First Clinical Experiences

Marcus Völk, Peter Angele, Okka Hamer, 2003, Investigative radiology.

Clinical application of a flat-panel X-ray detector based on amorphous silicon technology: image quality and potential for radiation dose reduction in skeletal radiography.

M. Völk, S. Feuerbach, M. Strotzer, 1998, AJR. American journal of roentgenology.

Amorphous silicon, flat-panel, x-ray detector versus screen-film radiography: effect of dose reduction on the detectability of cortical bone defects and fractures.

M. Völk, S. Feuerbach, M. Strotzer, 1998, Investigative radiology.