Camille Moumdjian
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Camille Moumdjian is a clinical researcher whose work centers on improving the precision and safety of prostate brachytherapy, particularly through the integration of advanced image guidance and automated delivery systems. Her most cited study, a 2010 analysis of 279 patients, demonstrated that combining virtual needle guidance with robotic seed delivery significantly reduces both seed loss and the risk of pulmonary seed migration—a critical complication in prostate cancer treatment. By quantifying these outcomes, Moumdjian provided compelling evidence that technological innovation can directly enhance procedural accuracy and patient safety. This work, which has garnered 11 citations, remains a reference point for clinicians and physicists seeking to minimize radiation exposure to non-target tissues. Beyond this flagship paper, her research portfolio reflects a sustained commitment to optimizing intraoperative dosimetry and reducing treatment-related morbidity. Moumdjian’s contributions sit at the intersection of urologic oncology and medical physics, offering practical, data-driven solutions that help translate engineering advances into better clinical outcomes for men with prostate cancer.
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