Matteo Seregni
Politecnico di Milano, GSI Helmholtz Centre for Heavy Ion Research
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About
Matteo Seregni is a leading researcher in medical physics, specializing in particle therapy and advanced motion management techniques for cancer treatment. His work focuses on overcoming critical challenges in scanned ion beam therapy, particularly patient positioning, setup verification, and real-time tumor tracking. Seregni’s most influential contribution is his 2013 paper on commissioning and quality assurance of integrated patient positioning systems for particle therapy, which has garnered 39 citations—a testament to its foundational role in clinical practice. He also pioneered experimental studies on tumor tracking using correlation models, demonstrating how external surrogate motion can estimate internal target position to compensate for respiratory-induced organ movement (20 citations). His innovative integration of optical tracking platforms for motion compensation in scanned ion-beam therapy, presented in 2012, further advanced the field’s ability to deliver precise dose to extra-cranial lesions. Through these contributions, Seregni has helped bridge the gap between theoretical motion compensation algorithms and practical clinical implementation, making particle therapy safer and more effective for patients with moving tumors. His work remains essential reading for researchers and clinicians developing next-generation adaptive radiotherapy systems.
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