Michaela Cellina

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Michaela Cellina is a leading researcher in radiological anatomy and medical imaging, with a particular focus on the paranasal sinuses and craniofacial structures. Her most cited work, "Volumetric assessment of sphenoid sinuses through segmentation on CT scan" (2017), has garnered 66 citations, establishing her as a key contributor to the quantitative analysis of sinus anatomy. Through this research, Cellina pioneered the use of CT-based segmentation techniques to precisely measure sphenoid sinus volumes, providing critical insights for endoscopic sinus surgery planning and reducing surgical risks. Her contributions have advanced the field by demonstrating how volumetric imaging can improve preoperative assessments and patient outcomes. Beyond this landmark study, Cellina’s work continues to influence radiological practice, offering a reproducible methodology for evaluating complex anatomical variations. Her research is widely cited by clinicians and anatomists, underscoring its practical impact on surgical decision-making and medical education. For students and researchers, Cellina exemplifies how rigorous imaging analysis can bridge the gap between anatomy and clinical application, making her a respected voice in modern radiology.