Marie‐Pierre Campeau
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About
Dr. Marie-Pierre Campeau is a leading radiation oncologist whose research has fundamentally advanced the precision and patient-centered application of stereotactic body radiotherapy (SBRT), particularly for lung and pancreatic cancers. Her work is distinguished by a focus on patient-adapted, robotic SBRT techniques that maximize tumor control while minimizing toxicity. In a landmark 2014 study (33 citations), she demonstrated excellent cancer outcomes for early-stage non-small cell lung cancer using Cyberknife SBRT, while issuing a crucial caution for patients with idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis, a finding that directly shapes clinical decision-making. Dr. Campeau has also been a pioneer in assessing patient-reported outcomes, as evidenced by her 2015 study (24 citations) evaluating long-term quality of life after robotic SBRT—a critical yet often overlooked metric. Her expertise extends to challenging abdominal sites, with a 2017 single-center experience (11 citations) exploring SBRT for locally advanced pancreatic cancer. Additionally, her work on breath-hold CT accuracy for lung SBRT treatment planning (2014) underscores her commitment to technical precision. Through these contributions, Dr. Campeau has not only improved survival outcomes but has also championed a more holistic, patient-centric approach to modern radiation oncology.
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