Haydee M. Linares Rosales
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Haydee M. Linares Rosales is a medical physicist whose research centers on advancing radiation therapy through innovative dosimetry and treatment verification systems. Her primary contributions lie in developing real-time, in vivo dosimetry for brachytherapy, a critical area for improving patient safety and treatment accuracy. Her most-cited work, "A high‐Z inorganic scintillator–based detector for time‐resolved in vivo dosimetry during brachytherapy" (2021, 25 citations), introduces a fiber-coupled detector designed for high-dose rate (HDR) and pulsed-dose rate (PDR) brachytherapy. This study provides a detailed characterization and uncertainty budget for a detector that enables independent treatment verification, allowing clinicians to monitor delivery and detect errors in real time. By addressing the need for robust, high-resolution monitoring tools, Linares Rosales’s work directly enhances the reliability of brachytherapy, reducing risks and improving outcomes. Her research bridges the gap between detector physics and clinical application, offering practical solutions for quality assurance in radiation oncology. With a focus on translating complex instrumentation into actionable clinical tools, she is shaping the future of personalized, safe cancer treatment.
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