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About
Chrysi Papalazarou is a researcher at the forefront of medical physics and image-guided interventions, with a focus on advancing stereotactic body radiotherapy (SBRT) and minimally invasive surgical guidance. Her work bridges cutting-edge robotics and imaging technologies to improve cancer treatment precision. Notably, she contributed to the first clinical application of a CyberKnife system integrated with a CT-on-rails for pancreatic SBRT, a study that has garnered 33 citations and demonstrated a novel approach to real-time tumor tracking. In the realm of surgical navigation, Papalazarou pioneered methods for 3D catheter reconstruction using non-rigid structure-from-motion and robotics modeling, enabling enhanced visualization of deforming instruments during interventions. She also developed techniques for 3D object reconstruction from multi-view X-ray, addressing key challenges in image-guided procedures. Her research, cited across multiple studies, has directly impacted clinical workflows, particularly in treating solid pancreatic metastases with robotic stereotactic techniques. Papalazarou’s interdisciplinary work—combining physics, robotics, and clinical application—positions her as a key contributor to the evolution of precision radiotherapy and minimally invasive surgery.
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