Cleo Slagter

Cleo Slagter is a Researcher in the Department of Radiotherapy at Erasmus MC, specializing in advanced radiotherapy techniques and oncology. Their work focuses on improving treatment precision and patient quality of life in cancer care, particularly through technical innovations in radiation delivery and imaging.

Research Interests:
Primary areas include radiation therapy optimization, symptomatic management in palliative oncology, and imaging-guided treatment planning. Key focuses are:

• Enhancing patient comfort during radiotherapy
• Metastasis management (brain, bone)
• AI applications in treatment imaging
• Cochlear-sparing radiosurgery techniques
• Clinical trial design for novel interventions

Research Trends:
Recent publications demonstrate a strong emphasis on integrating advanced imaging (CEST MRI, CBCT) with radiotherapy, optimizing treatment plans for complex cancers (glioblastoma, renal cell carcinoma, vestibular schwannoma), and developing palliative care solutions. Studies frequently involve AI applications and multi-disciplinary collaboration.

Awards & Recognition:
No scientific awards mentioned in available sources.

Academic Activities:
No information available regarding student supervision, grants, or lab affiliations.