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2000 – 2009

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2003
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Volker Rasche, B. Schreiber, C. Graeff, Thomas Istel, Hermann Schomberg, Michael Grass, Reiner Koppe, Erhard Klotz, Georg Rose:
Perfomance of image-intensifier equipped X-ray systems for-three-dimensional imaging. CARS 2003: 187-192
2002
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Joern Luetjens, Reiner Koppe, Erhard Klotz, Michael Grass, Volker Rasche:
Three-dimensional imaging using low-end C-arm systems. Image Processing 2002
2001
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Reiner Koppe, Erhard Klotz, John Op de Beek:
Digital TomoSynthesis on a rotating C-arm system. CARS 2001: 1142-1143

1990 – 1999

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1993
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Georg M. Stiel, Ludmilla S. G. Stiel, Erhard Klotz, Christoph A. Nienaber:
Digital flashing tomosynthesis: a promising technique for angiocardiographic screening. IEEE Trans. Medical Imaging 12(2): 314-321 (1993)

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