Elīza Lāce

Elīza Lāce is a Lecturer (In-house) in the Department of Radiology, actively contributing to research in medical imaging, particularly in computed tomography (CT). Her work focuses on optimizing image quality while managing radiation dose parameters, with a strong emphasis on iterative reconstruction techniques.

Her research interests span Radiology, Medical Imaging, Computed Tomography, Image Quality, Radiation Dose Optimization, and Signal-to-Noise Ratio. These areas are central to improving diagnostic accuracy and patient safety in clinical CT imaging.

The trend in her recent publication indicates a strong focus on evidence-based phantom studies to evaluate the performance of advanced reconstruction algorithms in head CT, aiming to establish optimal scanning protocols. This reflects a broader movement in radiology toward dose reduction without compromising diagnostic quality.

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There is no information available about student supervision, grants, or funding sources. No advising or grant-related activities are documented in the current data.

There is no mention of specific laboratories, research teams, or collaborative groups she leads or participates in beyond co-authorship on a 2023 study.