Jeanne Bouvier

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Jeanne Bouvier is a medical physicist whose work focuses on the precision and safety of stereotactic radiosurgery, particularly with the CyberKnife system. Her research centers on quality assurance (QA) methodologies and peripheral dose evaluation for brain treatments, ensuring that advanced radiation delivery systems remain both effective and safe for patients. Bouvier’s most cited study, “Plan delivery quality assurance for CyberKnife: Statistical process control analysis of 350 film-based patient-specific QAs” (2017, 31 citations), introduced a rigorous statistical framework for analyzing patient-specific QA results, setting a new standard for systematic error detection in clinical practice. Her complementary work on peripheral dose evaluation for CyberKnife M6 brain treatments (9 citations) further quantified out-of-field radiation exposure, contributing to risk assessment for healthy tissues. While her citation counts reflect a focused, early-career impact, Bouvier’s contributions are notable for their practical, data-driven approach to improving treatment delivery reliability. Her work is especially relevant for medical physicists and clinicians seeking robust QA methodologies in frameless radiosurgery, demonstrating how statistical process control can enhance patient safety in high-precision oncology.