Andrea Rockall

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Andrea Rockall is a leading figure in oncological imaging, with a particular focus on prostate and gynecological cancers. Her research bridges radiology and clinical oncology, aiming to refine risk stratification and improve patient outcomes through advanced imaging techniques. A key contribution is her work on the prognostic value of tumour volume (TV) on multiparametric MRI (mpMRI) in high-risk prostate cancer. Her 2021 study, which has garnered 7 citations, demonstrated that TV on mpMRI is an independent predictor of biochemical recurrence after radical prostatectomy, challenging the reliance on traditional metrics like PSA and ISUP grade group. This work underscores her commitment to integrating quantitative imaging biomarkers into routine staging. Beyond this, Rockall has been instrumental in developing and validating MRI-based scoring systems for ovarian and endometrial cancers, influencing surgical planning and treatment decisions. Her research, widely cited in both radiology and urology literature, has helped shape modern imaging protocols. A sought-after speaker and educator, she is a Professor of Radiology at Imperial College London and a consultant at Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust, where her work continues to drive the shift toward personalized, image-guided cancer care.