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About
Georgios Menikou is a biomedical engineer and researcher whose work sits at the cutting edge of MRI-guided focused ultrasound (MRgFUS) therapy and medical robotics. His research focuses on developing innovative robotic systems that integrate magnetic resonance imaging with focused ultrasound technology to enable precise, minimally invasive cancer treatment across multiple anatomical sites. Menikou has made significant contributions to the design and engineering of MRI-compatible robotic platforms targeting bone cancer pain palliation, prostate cancer therapy, brain tumor ablation, and abdominal malignancies — demonstrating remarkable versatility in his clinical scope. Among his most impactful contributions are robotic systems offering multiple degrees of freedom for transrectal prostate cancer treatment and small-animal experimental platforms, works that have collectively garnered dozens of citations and advanced the field's understanding of robotic-assisted ultrasound ablation. His 2017 small-animal MRgFUS system and 2016 bone cancer robotic platform each attracted over 20 citations, reflecting strong community recognition. Notably, Menikou has also explored the role of 3D printing in fabricating MRI-compatible components and phantoms, and has contributed software solutions for controlling these complex systems. His body of work represents a cohesive, translational research program bridging engineering innovation with oncological clinical need.
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- 1MRI guided focused ultrasound robotic system for animal experiments26 citations · 2017
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