New York University · Biomedical EngineeringMadelin Lab
Guillaume Madelin · New York, New York
Research Focus
Dr. Guillaume Madelin's lab at NYU School of Medicine focuses on using advanced MRI techniques to better understand and treat joint and breast conditions. Their research aims to develop new imaging methods that can monitor joint health after injuries, such as ACL tears, and assess tumor response during breast cancer treatments. By combining different MRI modalities, they hope to predict outcomes and optimize therapies for patients.
MRImultinuclear imagingpost-traumatic osteoarthritisneoadjuvant chemotherapybreast cancerbiomarkersjoint healthtumor responsequantitative imaging
Research Aims
3AIM 01Optimize multinuclear MRI techniques to assess knee cartilage integrity post-injury.
AIM 02Develop predictive models of joint homeostasis using imaging and biological markers after ACL injury.
AIM 03Create an imaging biomarker model to evaluate tumor response to neoadjuvant chemotherapy in breast cancer patients.
Skills the Lab Values
MRI scanningimage analysisbiomarker identificationdata modelingclinical researchpatient recruitmentsodium imagingproton imagingbiomechanical assessment
Output against the department
Publications104bottom 18% of dept.484th of 595
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Citations2.3kbottom 18% of dept.488th of 595
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