Ph.D. Theses for 1995
Department of Medical Physics
University of Wisconsin-Madison
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Ph.D. THESES IN MEDICAL PHYSICS: 1995
(year of Ph.D. and supervisor are indicated in parentheses)

  • John Gerard Coletti (1995)
    (Advisors: Paul M. DeLuca, Jr. and Larry DeWerd)
    Thesis: Effects of Calibration Spectra on Mammographic Exposure Measurement
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  • Mark Albert Holmes (1995)
    (Advisor: T. Rockwell Mackie)
    Thesis: Variance Reduction Techniques for Monte Carlo Electron Dose Calculations
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  • David George Kruger (1995)
    (Advisor: Charles A. Mistretta)
    Thesis: Imaging Characteristics of X-Ray Capillary Optics for Application to Digital Mammography
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  • Wayne D. Newhauser (1995)
    (Advisor: Paul M. DeLuca, Jr.)
    Thesis: Neutron Kerma Factor Measurements in the 25-MeV to 85-MeV Neutron Energy Range
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  • Terrence Rayford Oakes (1995)
    (Advisor: R. Jerome Nickles)
    Thesis: Clinical Investigation of the Dopaminergic System with PET and 18F-Fluoro-L-DOPA
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  • Jason A. Polzin (1995)
    (Advisor: Charles A. Mistretta)
    Thesis: Measurement of Coronary Flow and Flow Reserve Using Phase-Contrast Magnetic Resonance Imaging
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  • Robert A. Pooley (1995)
    (Advisor: James E. Holden)
    Evaluation of 14(R,S)-[Fluorine-18] Fluoro-6-Thia-Heptadecanoic Acid (FTHA) as a Positron Emission Tomography Fatty Acid Tracer of Beta-Oxidation in the Heart
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  • Andrew D. Roberts (1995)
    (Advisor: Robert J. Nickles)
    Thesis: 18-F Production for PET and An Investigation of the 18-F(p,alpha)15-0 Reaction With a Radioactive Beam
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  • Mehran Zaini (1995)
    (Advisor: Bhudatt R. Paliwal)
    Thesis: Measuring the Fluence of Clinical Electron Beams
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  • Eva H. Baker (1995)
    (Advisor: James A. Sorenson)
    Thesis: Feature Selection for Segmentation of Medical Images

  • Stuart Julio Swerdloff (1995)
    (Advisor: James E. Holden)
    Thesis: A Framework for the Study of the Significance of Differences in PET Images: An Objective Method for Quantifying Functional Change

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