The forge of medical imaging with physics tools

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Brief presentation

I am a medical physicist with a background in medical imaging. I’m currently working at Tenon University Hospital, APHP, Paris, France.

I’m also involded in in a PhD program. With my PhD journey, I discover data science. R langage is my go-to coding language for data science and visualization as well as scientific report.

This hobbyist website is meant to share some tips and tricks in medical imaging I have learned along my career. You can reach me at any of the links below and disciver my projects on Github website.

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ProtoEnhance project

ProtoEnhance is a software helping to optimize and follow-up CT protocol acquisition settings for GE machines. Here you can find a link to access to its website : ProtoEnhance website.

DRL for interventional room project

In France, each year, you have to perform the DRL and send specific files to a public institute (IRSN). It could generate a lot of work with very fastidious steps with the following workflow :

  • collect the data,
  • verify the data,
  • perform data wrangling,
  • prey gods you don’t make some mistakes

Hopefully, I propose you a script in R to help you in its task : Interventional DRL website

DRL for CT units project

In France, each year, you have to perform the DRL and send specific files to a public institute (IRSN). It could generate a lot of work with very fastidious steps with the following workflow :

  • collect the data,
  • verify the data,
  • perform data wrangling,
  • prey gods you don’t make some mistakes

Hopefully, I propose you a script in R to help you in its task : CT units DRL website




Stay tuned for more exiting projects.