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Dr. med. univ. Regina Peer

Dr. med. univ. Regina Peer

Radiology
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Dr. med. univ. Regina Peer ist seit 2004 Fachärztin für Radiologie am CTI und war von 2007 bis 2023 ärztliche Leiterin. Sie studierte von 1981 bis 1990 Medizin an der Karl-Franzens-Universität Graz und absolvierte eine postpromotionelle Ausbildung bei Dr. Walter in Steyr. Peer war leitende Oberärztin für konventionelles Röntgen und Durchleuchtung mit Betreuung der chirurgischen Intensivstationen an der Universitätsklinik Innsbruck. Sie war Projektverantwortliche im Projekt Dimond der Europäischen Gemeinschaft zum Thema Dosis- und Qualitätskontrolle in der digitalen Radiographie. Peer hat zahlreiche nationale und internationale Vorträge zum Schwerpunkt Gastrointestinaltrakt gehalten und war Mitherausgeberin von Broschüren zum Schnittstellenmanagement im Krankenhaus.

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Conventional X-ray and FluoroscopyDiagnostics for the gastrointestinal tract
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