A.C. Weustink

Dr. A.C. Weustink is a Researcher in the Department of Radiology & Nuclear Medicine at Erasmus MC, actively contributing to cardiovascular and postmortem imaging research. The work spans multimodal imaging techniques, including CT and PET-CT, with a strong focus on aortic valve disease and prosthetic heart valves.

The research interests center on cardiovascular imaging, calcium quantification in heart valves, and minimally invasive autopsy. These areas are supported by extensive publications in high-impact journals such as Radiology and PLoS One. The work integrates clinical radiology with technological validation and implementation science.

The recent publications demonstrate a consistent trend in quantitative imaging, diagnostic accuracy studies, and translational radiology. Themes include the validation of CT tools for calcium scoring, the use of PET-CT in prosthetic valve infections, and the clinical adoption of minimally invasive autopsy techniques. These works reflect a strong interdisciplinary approach combining radiology, cardiology, and pathology.

Dr. Weustink has supervised doctoral work, as indicated by two entries under 'Supervised Work', though specific names are not listed. There is no mention of external grants or funding sources in the provided text.

Research is conducted within the Radiology & Nuclear Medicine department at Erasmus MC, likely involving collaboration with cardiologists, pathologists, and imaging technologists. The network includes researchers such as Dr. I. Wagensveld, Prof. M. Hunink, and Dr. R.P.J. Budde, suggesting an active, multidisciplinary team focused on improving diagnostic pathways and patient outcomes through advanced imaging.