Computer-assisted simulation and personalised surgery
Multidisciplinary group internationally recognized as a reference in the field of personalized surgery as well as computer assisted surgery especially dedicated to the cranio-maxillofacial region. Experts in the use of intraoperative imaging and 3D printing with special interest in translational research concerning the application of artificial intelligence technology in these areas.
Collaborating Staff
- Fernando Almeida Parra
- Eduardo Sánchez-Jáuregui Alpañes
- Patricia de Leyva Moreno
- Alberto Haddad Riesgo
- Bianca Lago Beack
- Elena Baranda Manterola
- Ángela Bueno de Vicente
- Álvaro Ranz Colio
- Daniel Lourido García
- Esther Moreno Moreno
- Juan Carlos García Pérez
- Pedro Molinero Mourelle
- Cristina Cardenas Serres
- José Luis de la Calle Reviriego
Collaborating Staff
- Fernando Almeida Parra
- Eduardo Sánchez-Jáuregui Alpañes
- Patricia de Leyva Moreno
- Alberto Haddad Riesgo
- Bianca Lago Beack
- Elena Baranda Manterola
- Ángela Bueno de Vicente
- Álvaro Ranz Colio
- Daniel Lourido García
- Esther Moreno Moreno
- Juan Carlos García Pérez
- Pedro Molinero Mourelle
- Cristina Cardenas Serres
- José Luis de la Calle Reviriego
Strategic objectives
- Development of protocols for applying virtual planning techniques in different types of surgery.
- Development of computer-assisted systems for verifying surgical results after treatment of tumors, deformities, and trauma, especially in the cranio-maxillofacial area.
- Implementation of 3D model printing and bioprinting techniques with the aim of improving tissue regeneration and repair techniques, especially at the level of the bone skeleton.
- Development of algorithms for evaluating clinical and radiological images using artificial intelligence techniques to improve the diagnosis of pathologies in the craniofacial region.
Research lines
- Computerized image-based surgical simulation, including virtual reality.
- Automated intraoperative verification of surgical results based on digital images.
- Personalized craniofacial reconstructive surgery: virtual designs and 3D printing.
- Application of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in early diagnosis and outcomes in head and neck cancer.
- Innovative tissue regeneration and repair techniques.
Location
Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Department
6ª floor centre
Ramón y Cajal University Hospital
+34 91 336 80 51
jacero(ELIMINAR)@salud.madrid.org
Keywords
personalized medicine, computer-assisted surgery, craniofacial reconstruction