Thomas Vogl (radiologist)

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Thomas J. Vogl (2016)

Thomas Joseph Vogl (born May 17, 1958 in Munich ) is a German radiologist . He is professor for X-ray diagnostics at the Johann Wolfgang Goethe University in Frankfurt am Main and director of the Institute for Diagnostic and Interventional Radiology at the University Hospital Frankfurt am Main . Vogl is known for his work in the field of interventional oncology, vascular procedures, multidetector CT, MRT, evaluation of contrast media, MR-controlled interventions and artificial intelligence in radiology.

Professional background

Vogl studied human medicine in Munich from 1976 to 1982. In 1980 he worked at the Hebrew University School of Medicine, Hadassah Hospital , Jerusalem. After passing the medical state examination, he received his doctorate in 1983. In the same year he went to the Radiological Clinic at the Großhadern Clinic as a research assistant . In 1988 there was a research stay at Massachusetts General Hospital Boston . He was recognized as a doctor in radiology with specialist knowledge in radiation therapy in 1989 and in nuclear medicine in 1992. In the following year, Vogl received his habilitation and was then appointed senior physician at the Radiation Clinic and Polyclinic of the Free University of Berlin , Rudolf Virchow University Hospital. In 1993 he accepted a professorship for general radiology at the Charité Berlin. In 1996 he was recognized as a neuroradiologist. In 1998 he accepted an appointment as professor for general X-ray diagnostics at the Goethe University in Frankfurt . Vogl has headed the Institute for Diagnostic and Interventional Radiology there since 1998. At the Orthopedic Clinic Foundation Friedrichsheim he took over the management of radiology in cooperation in 2005. In 2005/06 Vogl was a visiting professor at the University of Charleston . Since 2013 he has been the spokesman for the Frankfurt Clinic Alliance and guideline officer for the German Radiological Society. From 2005 to 2010 Vogl was Deputy Medical Director of the Johann Wolfgang Goethe University Hospital in Frankfurt and its clinical director. Since 2020 he has been coordinating the national task force RADCOON, a project to research COVID-19 . Vogl will act as President of the 102nd German X-ray Congress in 2021.

Scientific contribution

The main research areas include abdominal and thoracic diagnostics and intervention , interventional MR tomography , sub-project leader in the Collaborative Research Center Hyperthermia Sfb 1470, digital and three-dimensional imaging processes, MR spectroscopy, MR angiography , new techniques for endoluminal magnetic resonance tomography, imaging diagnostics in the skull base and, Neck region, multidetector computed tomography , breast diagnostics and intervention and laser-assisted vascular ablations . To do this, he uses international contacts to "improve the treatment of liver tumors, for example". The focus of his work is the early detection of malignant tumors and the field of interventional cancer therapy ( oncology ).

Vogl introduced new interventional radiology procedures with his patented laser-induced thermotherapy and chemoembolization technology . He is currently also working on prostate enlargement , for which he is using an experimental therapeutic approach from the last few years (status 2020) with prostate embolization.

Research activities, membership in joint projects (selection)

  • 1994 Collaborative Research Center Hyperthermia : Methodology and Clinic Sfb 1470 Subproject leaders C1 and A4
  • 1995 Admission to the board "Multicentric international liver tumor study" The MILTS Collaborative Study group
  • 1997 Project leader in the graduate school: "Hyperthermia"
  • 2000 Research project: Federal Ministry of Education and Research Multicenter randomized study on laser-induced thermotherapy for liver metastases from kilorectal carcinoma (funding number: 01 KX 9916)
  • 2004 founding member and board of directors: Centrum for Biomedical Engineering (CBE) Frankfurt
  • 2005 Center member: Center for Drug Research, Development and Safety (ZAFES)
  • 2006 Kyphoplasty certification Potsdam-Frankfurt
  • 2014 DFG: Microwave Ablation
  • 2015 DFG: MRI polarization
  • 2015 DFG: microwave probe development
  • 2018 DFG: Essence-Project
  • 2018 LOEWE project Lung
  • 2020 BMBF project COVID-19

Awards and honors (selection)

  • Magnetic Resonance Prize 4th International Magnetic Resonance Tomography Symposium (Garmisch-Partenkirchen 1991)
  • Röntgen Prize (Wiesbaden 1991)
  • First Prize of the French Radiological Society (APERR) (Strasbourg 1992)
  • First prize of the European Society of Head and Neck Radiology (ESHNR) (Karlsruhe 1992)
  • Hermann-Holthusen Ring, awarded by the German X-ray Society (1994)
  • European nuclear spin award for the development of magnetic resonance imaging (1995)
  • European Magnetic Resonance Award of the European Forum for Magnetic Resonance (1996)
  • Pater Leander Fischer Prize (Munich 2003)
  • Germany's best clinic website 2005 (Novartis Pharma)
  • Best Scientific Presentation ECR (Vienna 2007)
  • Who's Who in the World, 20th Edition (2008)
  • Nomination for the Mammazone Science Award (2010)

Patents

Patent specification: Laser-Induced Thermotherapy (June 20, 1996)

Memberships

Vogl is a member of numerous national and international radiological and ontological societies as well as a member of various editorial boards of radiological and oncological journals such as Radiology, Academic Radiology, European Radiology, Journal of Magnetic Resonance Imaging, Radiographics, Advances in the field of X-rays, Der Radiologe etc.

Publications

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ResearchGate publication list Thomas Vogl

PubMed publication list Thomas Vogl

Books

  • KW Frey, K. Mees, TJ Vogl: Radiological accident diagnostics in ENT medicine. Georg Thieme Verlag, Stuttgart / New York 1988.
  • TJ Vogl: Influence of magnetic resonance tomography on the human organism. Ferdinand Enke Verlag, Stuttgart 1988.
  • J. Lissner, TJ Vogl: Modern imaging - state of the art. Überreuter Wissenschaft, 1988.
  • KW Frey, K. Mees, TJ Vogl: Imaging procedures in ENT medicine. Ferdinand Enke Verlag, Stuttgart 1989.
  • TJ Vogl, D. Eberhard: Magnetic resonance tomography of the temporomandibular joint. Thieme-Verlag, Stuttgart 1991.
  • TJ Vogl: MR Imaging of the Head and Neck. Springer-Verlag, Stuttgart 1991.
  • TJ Vogl: Magnetic resonance imaging of the head and neck region. Springer-Verlag, Berlin / Heidelberg / New York / London / Paris / Tokyo / Hong Kong 1991.
  • TJ Vogl: Strategies in Oncologic Imaging. Eds. D. Vanel, D. Stark Raven Press, 1992.
  • TJ Vogl: MR angiography and MR tomography of the vascular system, clinical diagnostics. Springer Verlag, Berlin / Heidelberg / New York / London / Paris / Tokyo / Hong Kong 1994.
  • T. Vogl, W. Clauß, Kyung Mo Yeon, Li Guo-Zhen: Computed Tomography: State of the Art and future applications. Springer Publisher, Heidelberg / New York 1995.
  • TJ Vogl, M. Mack, J. Balzer, W. Steger: Radiological differential diagnosis of the head and neck region. Thieme Verlag, Stuttgart 1998.
  • TJ Vogl, M. Mack, J. Balzer, W. Steger: Radiological differential diagnosis of the head and neck. Thieme Publisher, Stuttgart 1999.
  • TJ Vogl: Manual of Diagnostic Radiology. Springer Publisher, Heidelberg 2001.
  • TJ Vogl: Liver metastases: diagnosis and intervention. Springer Publisher, Heidelberg 2000.
  • TJ Vogl: Radiological differential diagnosis of the head and neck. (Portuguese, Italian, Polish)
  • Thomas Vogl, Ricardo Lencioni, Renate Hammerstingl, Carlo Bartolozzi: Magnetic Resonance Imaging in Liver Disease. Thieme Publisher, 2003.
  • TJ Vogl: Thermal Ablation. Springer Publisher, 2007.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b VDE: Prof. Dr. Thomas Vogl
  2. ↑ Main research areas
personal data
SURNAME Vogl, Thomas
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Vogl, Thomas Joseph
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German radiologist
DATE OF BIRTH 17th May 1958
PLACE OF BIRTH Munich