Martijn Dietze

Martijn Dietze is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Radiology and Nuclear Medicine of UMC Utrecht. His research focuses on the technical development and clinical implementation of nuclear imaging systems for image-guided surgery, particularly in cancer therapy applications like radioembolization and fluoroscopic-nuclear fusion.

Research Interests:

• Algorithm development for nuclear imaging
• Quantitative imaging analysis
• Hybrid imaging system design
• Motion compensation in interventional settings
• Monte Carlo simulations for radiation detection

Publications highlight advancements in hybrid imaging modalities, SPECT subtraction techniques, and scatter correction methods, with applications in hepatic radioembolization and real-time surgical navigation. These works span disciplines including Medical Imaging, Nuclear Medicine, and Interventional Radiology.