B. Lavigne
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B. Lavigne’s research focuses on the intersection of medical imaging and stereotactic radiosurgery, with a particular emphasis on geometric accuracy and co-registration errors in treatment planning. Their most-cited work, “Geometric inaccuracy and co-registration errors for CT, DynaCT and MRI images used in robotic stereotactic radiosurgery treatment planning” (2020, 6 citations), addresses a critical challenge in precision radiation oncology: ensuring that multimodal imaging data align correctly for robotic radiosurgery systems. By systematically quantifying errors between CT, DynaCT, and MRI modalities, Lavigne’s study provides essential benchmarks for clinicians and engineers, helping to reduce treatment margins and improve patient safety. This contribution is particularly valuable for centers adopting advanced robotic platforms, where even submillimeter misalignments can compromise outcomes. While their citation count reflects a focused, technical audience, the work’s practical impact is significant—it directly informs quality assurance protocols in radiosurgery. Lavigne’s research underscores the importance of rigorous imaging validation in modern radiotherapy, bridging the gap between technological capability and clinical reliability. Their findings continue to guide both clinical practice and further research into image-guided precision treatments.
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