Mrs. Fatemeh Abbaspour, Iran university of medical sciences, Iran
Fatemeh Abbaspour is a dedicated Radiology Technologist based in Tehran, Iran. š She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Radiology from Iran University of Medical Science and has extensive experience working in various hospitals including Zaeem Hospital and Shahid Rajaee Heart Hospital. š„ Fatemeh has authored a systematic review on the applications of Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy in diagnosing neurodegenerative diseases. š Her research projects include investigating MRI risks for fetuses and exploring super-resolution ultrasound imaging. š She has presented seminars on virtual reality in imaging and the application of fMRI in Parkinson’s patients. šļø Proficient in Persian and English, Fatemeh is actively involved in the Iranian Neuroscience Society and has attended several prestigious radiology and neuroscience events. š
š Education
Fatemeh holds a Bachelor’s degree in Radiology from Iran University of Medical Science, where she ranked 6th among her peers. She also has a Diploma in Natural Sciences from Farzanegan Sheikh Mofid High School. Her academic journey has been marked by a strong interest in neuroimaging, MRI, and medical physics.
š„ Professional Experience
Fatemeh has gained substantial experience through her internships and professional roles. She worked as a Radiology Technologist at Dr. Momeni’s Clinic and completed internships in various hospitals, including Shafa Yahyaian, Shahid Rajaee Heart Hospital, and Hazrate Ali-Asghar Hospital. Her roles involved working with MRI, CT scan, angiography, and radiography.
š Awards and Qualifications
Fatemeh has been recognized for her academic excellence, being selected as a talented student for NODET schools and ranking highly in university entrance exams. She has attended several prestigious events and courses, including the Iranian Congress of Radiology and workshops on medical imaging and radiation protection.
Research Focus
Fatemeh Abbaspourās research is primarily focused on neuroimaging, particularly in the context of diagnosing neurodegenerative diseases using magnetic resonance spectroscopy (MRS). Her systematic review on this topic highlights her interest in advanced imaging techniques to improve diagnostic accuracy for conditions like Alzheimerās and Parkinsonās disease. Her work aims to explore the potential of MRS to detect biochemical changes in the brain, offering a non-invasive method for early diagnosis and monitoring of these conditions. š§¬ Fatemeh’s research also extends to investigating the safety and efficacy of MRI during pregnancy and developing super-resolution ultrasound imaging techniques.
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