Alberto Ramírez
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Also affiliated: Universidad Nacional de Colombia (1973); Instituto Nacional de Salud del Niño (2022–2024); Hospital Universitario Puerta de Hierro Majadahonda (2025); Instituto Nacional de Salud del Niño-San Borja (2022–2024); University of Tulsa (2000)
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Biography and Research Information
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Alberto Ramírez's research centers on advanced medical imaging and diagnostic techniques, with a particular focus on pediatric traumatic brain injury and fetal health monitoring. He has contributed to the development of randomized trials for managing severe pediatric traumatic brain injury, comparing ICP-monitor-based management with approaches relying solely on imaging and clinical examination. His work also includes the development of novel sensor arrays for fetal magnetocardiography, utilizing optically pumped magnetometers to assess fetal movement. Ramírez has also investigated biochemical screening methods for Down's syndrome in pregnancies conceived through assisted reproduction and explored the differentiation of lipomatous tumors using magnetic resonance imaging. His research network includes collaborators such as Diana Escalona‐Vargas, Hari Eswaran, Eric R. Siegel, and Elijah H. Bolin, with whom he has co-authored multiple publications.
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- h-index: 5
- Publications: 15
- Citations: 100
Selected Publications
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Influence of maternal and fetal factors on fetal magnetocardiography measurements using optically pumped magnetometers (2026)
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Visual Working Memory in Pediatric Epilepsy using Magnetoencephalography: Pilot Study (2025)
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Fetal Movement Assessment Using Optically Pumped Magnetometers from Multisensor Magnetocardiographic Recordings (2025)
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A customized bed based stand alone array of optically pumped magnetometers for fetal magnetocardiography measurements (2025)
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- A customized bed based stand alone array of optically pumped magnetometers for fetal magnetocardiography measurements
- Fetal Movement Assessment Using Optically Pumped Magnetometers from Multisensor Magnetocardiographic Recordings
- Influence of maternal and fetal factors on fetal magnetocardiography measurements using optically pumped magnetometers
- Visual Working Memory in Pediatric Epilepsy using Magnetoencephalography: Pilot Study
- A customized bed based stand alone array of optically pumped magnetometers for fetal magnetocardiography measurements
- Fetal Movement Assessment Using Optically Pumped Magnetometers from Multisensor Magnetocardiographic Recordings
- Influence of maternal and fetal factors on fetal magnetocardiography measurements using optically pumped magnetometers
- A customized bed based stand alone array of optically pumped magnetometers for fetal magnetocardiography measurements
- Influence of maternal and fetal factors on fetal magnetocardiography measurements using optically pumped magnetometers
- A customized bed based stand alone array of optically pumped magnetometers for fetal magnetocardiography measurements
- Visual Working Memory in Pediatric Epilepsy using Magnetoencephalography: Pilot Study
- Visual Working Memory in Pediatric Epilepsy using Magnetoencephalography: Pilot Study
- Influence of maternal and fetal factors on fetal magnetocardiography measurements using optically pumped magnetometers
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