Thomas Wendler

Dr. Thomas Wendler Vice-Director Senior research scientist and lecturer Chair for Computer Aided Medical Procedures & Augmented Reality Fakultät für Informatik Technische Universität München Boltzmannstr. 3 85748 Garching bei München room: MI 03.13.060 phone: +49 89 289 19437 mail: wendler|[at]|tum.de Klinikum rechts der Isar der Technischen Universität München Interdisziplinäres Forschungslabor (IFL) Ismaninger Str. 22 81675 München Room: UG Bau 501 Raum 1.01.2 Phone: +49 (89) 4140 6457 Fax: +49 (89) 4140 6458

Research Interests

• Medical Robotics
• Artificial Intelligence Applications in Medicine
• Molecular Imaging (in particular Nuclear Medicine, Fluorescence Imaging)
• Nuclear Medicine Therapy (in particular Dosimetry)
• Computer Aided Interventions (in particular Image Guided Interventions)
• Clinical Applications

Publications

(Please contact me if you do not have access to any of the publications. I would be glad to send a digital copy to you if the copyright permits.)

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Non-medical publications

Past Research

Teaching

Theses, SEPs, and IDPs under my (Co-)Supervision

Available:

Current:

Finished:

• Laparoscopic Freehand SPECT by Ayah Haidar (Master Thesis)
• Development of a Disposable Tracking Target for Medical Application by Berkin Ergün (Master Thesis)
• 3D Surface Reconstruction for freehand SPECT by Gel Han, Christopher Resch & Christian Wiesner (IDP/Klinisches Anwendungsprojekt)
• Optimized Workflow for Integration of Pre-operative Images into a Intra-operative Imaging Application by Dominik Zaeuner (Diploma Thesis)
• Automated Segmentation of Sentinel Lymph Nodes from Freehand SPECT Images of Breast Cancer Patients by Asli Okur (Diploma Thesis)
• Clinical evaluation of freehand SPECT for 3D thyroid scintigraphy by Xinxing Feng (IDP)
• Clinical evaluation of freehand SPECT for sentinel lymph node biopsy in breast carcinoma by Mei-Chuan Chen (IDP)
• Design and Implementation of a Graphical User Interface for Acquisition and Evaluation of Freehand SPECT for Lymphatic Mapping in Breast and Skin Cancer by David Weisgerber (IDP/Klinisches Anwendungsprojekt)
• Navigated Biopsy of scintigraphic cold nodules for patients suspected of having thyroid cancer by Katarzyna Szajkowska (Master Thesis)
• Optical Screening Methods for Quantitative Evaluation of Progression in Skin Displasia by Rebekka Mayr (Master Thesis)
• Feasibility study of beta probes for intraoperative detection of malignancy by Jakub Bieniarz (Master Thesis)
• Robust Surface Reconstruction using IR-Laser-Pointer by Asli Okur (SEP)
• An Iterative Reconstruction Framework for Surface PET: Positron Activity Surface Imaging using Tracked Beta Probes for Intraoperative Control of Resection Borders in Cancer Surgery by Coskun Özgür (Master Thesis)
• Workflow and statistical analysis and workflow optimized design of graphical user interfaces for thyroid examinations by David Weisgerber (IDP/Klinisches Anwendungsprojekt)
• Confidence visualization and robust inference based on tracking for beta probe surface reconstruction by Alexander Hartl (Diploma Thesis)
• Workflow analysis for tumor resection procedures and evaluation of potential applications for radio-guided surgery by Xin Xu (Master Thesis)
• Gamma Probe Modelling and Calibration for SPECT Reconstruction by Alexander Hartl (IDP)
• Design and optimization of collimators for handheld gamma cameras by Volodymyr Cherniy (Master Thesis)

Further links

• Google Scholar profile
• LinkedIn profile
• SurgicEye GmbH
• OncoBeta GmbH
• ScintHealth GmbH
• Press Release, first GSISH PhD