Michael Roumeliotis
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2
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5
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About
Dr. Michael Roumeliotis is a pioneering biomedical physicist whose research bridges the frontiers of interventional oncology and advanced optical imaging. His primary contributions lie in developing novel image-guided interventions for lung cancer and creating innovative optical tomography techniques. Notably, his 2025 work on "Brachytherapy Seed Placement by Robotic Bronchoscopy with Cone Beam Computed Tomography Guidance for Peripheral Lung Cancer" represents a groundbreaking feasibility study in human cadavers, demonstrating a minimally invasive robotic approach to deliver precise radiation therapy to hard-to-reach lung tumors. This work, already garnering 3 citations, showcases his commitment to translating engineering solutions into clinical practice. Earlier, his foundational research on "Three-dimensional angular domain optical projection tomography" (2011, 2 citations) advanced the field of Angular Domain Imaging (ADI), utilizing a silicon micro-tunnel array to reject scattered photons and generate clear projection images through turbid media. This technique has significant implications for non-invasive imaging of biological tissues. Dr. Roumeliotis’s work uniquely combines robotic precision, real-time imaging guidance, and optical physics, positioning him as an innovator at the intersection of medical device engineering and cancer therapy.
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- 2Three-dimensional angular domain optical projection tomography2 citations · 2011