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Stephan W. Anderson

Radiology

Boston University

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About Stephan W. Anderson at Boston University (BU)

Stephan W. Anderson is a Professor of Radiology at Boston University specializing in trauma imaging and advanced MRI techniques for abdominal and pelvic injuries.

Research Areas

Abdominal TraumaPelvic InjuriesAcetabular FracturesAdvanced MRIMedical Image ProcessingArtificial Intelligence in RadiologyWireless SensingTrauma Imaging
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Research Output

Total Citations1,183

Emerging researcher

Publications383

Highly prolific researcher

h-index18

Developing track record

i10-index35

Growing portfolio

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