James B. Furrh IV
About
Dr. James B. Furrh IV is a radiologist whose published work spans both human and veterinary medical imaging, with contributions to neuroimaging, cross-sectional imaging, and computational approaches to image analysis. His research has appeared in journals including Veterinary Radiology & Ultrasound, Surgical Neurology International, Journal of Wildlife Diseases, and Pancreas, reflecting a breadth of interest across species and organ systems.
His published studies include work on computed tomographic characteristics of noncutaneous pythiosis in dogs, MRI characterization of intravascular lymphoma in the canine central nervous system, a case report on pneumocephalus causing oculomotor nerve palsy, and a comparative analysis of deep learning segmentation models applied to biophysical and biomedical data. He has also contributed to wildlife medicine research, including a health assessment of free-ranging chelonians in an urban waterway in New York.
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Publications
- Perspectives: Comparison of Deep Learning Segmentation Models on Biophysical and Biomedical Data.
- Computed tomographic characteristics of confirmed and presumed noncutaneous pythiosis in 25 dogs.
- MRI ischemic and hemorrhagic lesions in arterial and venous territories characterize central nervous system intravascular lymphoma in dogs.
- Pneumocephalus causing oculomotor nerve palsy: A case report.
- HEALTH ASSESSMENT OF FREE-RANGING CHELONIANS IN AN URBAN SECTION OF THE BRONX RIVER, NEW YORK, USA.
- From nitric oxide to hyperbaric oxygen: invisible and subtle but nonnegligible gaseous signaling molecules in acute pancreatitis.
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