Anique Bellos-Grob

Anique Bellos-Grob is an Assistant Professor affiliated with the TechMed Centre, specializing in Multi-Modality Medical Imaging. Her research focuses on pelvic health, particularly the application of MRI to study pelvic floor dysfunction, muscle physiology, and surgical outcomes in conditions like pelvic organ prolapse (POP). She collaborates internationally and has contributed to understanding the biomechanics of pelvic organs in upright versus supine positions.

• Education: Not explicitly listed in the provided text.
• Research Interests: Pelvic organ prolapse, muscle damage assessment, MRI innovations in urogynecology, and surgical interventions. Her work bridges clinical needs with advanced imaging techniques to improve diagnostic and therapeutic approaches.

Her articles emphasize MRI advancements in evaluating pelvic anatomy post-surgery (e.g., sacrocolporectopexy) and non-invasive interventions like vaginal ring pessaries. Recent studies highlight the importance of upright MRI for accurate assessment of pelvic support mechanisms, contrasting traditional supine imaging.

Advising & Grants: Supervised at least one PhD student (I. de Alba Alvarez). No explicit grants listed, but her work aligns with UN SDG goals for health and well-being.

Labs/Teams: Active within the TechMed Centre's medical imaging and urogynecology research groups, focusing on translational imaging solutions for pelvic disorders.