Ghada Aldosary
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Ghada Aldosary is a researcher whose work lies at the critical intersection of medical imaging, radiation oncology, and precision stereotactic radiosurgery. Her primary research focus is the quantification and mitigation of geometric inaccuracies and co-registration errors that arise when fusing multiple imaging modalities—specifically CT, DynaCT, and MRI—for robotic radiosurgery treatment planning. In her most cited work (2020, 6 citations), Aldosary systematically characterized these spatial distortions, providing essential data that helps clinicians and physicists understand the inherent uncertainties in image-guided targeting. This contribution is vital for improving the accuracy of dose delivery to tumors while sparing healthy tissue, directly impacting patient safety and treatment outcomes. Her research bridges the gap between imaging physics and clinical practice, offering practical benchmarks for quality assurance in stereotactic procedures. By highlighting the limitations of current co-registration techniques, Aldosary’s work serves as a foundational reference for future studies aiming to refine multimodal imaging workflows, making her a key voice in the ongoing effort to enhance the geometric fidelity of modern radiosurgery.
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