Papers
16
Total Citations
394
H-Index
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About
M. Chan has established themselves as a leading medical physicist and radiation oncology researcher specializing in robotic radiosurgery, stereotactic body radiation therapy (SBRT), and advanced treatment planning optimization. Their work spans critical clinical domains including lung, spinal, liver, and cardiac applications of high-precision radiation delivery. Among Chan's most significant contributions is their leadership in international benchmark studies, comparing treatment planning approaches for both early-stage non-small cell lung cancer SBRT and spinal radiosurgery across multiple institutions — work that has helped standardize clinical practice globally. Their investigations into delivery quality assurance using liquid-filled ion chamber arrays have provided the field with rigorous commissioning frameworks for robotic radiosurgery systems, earning 39 citations. Particularly innovative is their exploration of robotic radiosurgery for atrial fibrillation, pushing the boundaries of radiation therapy into cardiac medicine. Chan's research into motion compensation — encompassing breathing-adapted liver SBRT and real-time tracking accuracy analysis — reflects a sustained commitment to improving treatment precision for moving targets. With their top papers accumulating over 330 combined citations, Chan's body of work has meaningfully shaped how clinicians plan, deliver, and validate complex stereotactic treatments worldwide.
Research Focus
Key Achievements
Top Papers
- 1Planning benchmark study for SBRT of early stage NSCLC54 citations · 2017
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- 5Treatment planning for spinal radiosurgery35 citations · 2018
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